Asynchronous quantum information processing
AssigneeGoldman, Sachs & Co.
InventorWilliam Joseph Zeng
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AssigneeGoldman, Sachs & Co.
InventorWilliam Joseph Zeng
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An asynchronous approach to implementing a quantum algorithm can reduce dead time of a quantum information processing unit (QIPU). Multiple parameter sets are determined for a quantum program by a controller and the QIPU is instructed to execute the quantum program for the parameter sets. Results from each program execution are returned to the controller. After one or more results are received, the controller determines an updated parameter set while the QIPU continues executing the quantum program for the remaining parameter sets. The QIPU is instructed to execute the quantum program for the updated parameter set (e.g., immediately, after a current program execution, or after the remaining parameter sets are processed). This asynchronous approach can result in the QIPU having little or no dead time, and thus can make more efficient use of the QIPU.
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium comprising stored instructions that, when executed by a computing system, cause the computing system to perform operations including:
A method comprising:
A quantum processing system comprising:
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