
Chief Quantum Officer @TeamPhotonic Co-Chair, Advisory Board Canada’s National Quantum Strategy Tier 2 Canada Research Chair Associate Professor, SFU
Vancouver BC
Joined March 2015
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So excited to be joining @krystasvore for @Microsoft's #Quantum Innovator Series! At 9am PT/12pm ET on Jan. 31, we'll be talking about the #QuantumInternet of the future and how @MSFTQuantum and @TeamPhotonic are working to make it happen. Register now at: bit.ly/MSFTQuantumInnovatorS…
Ever wondered how one would actually build the #QuantumInternet?
@krystasvore and I have some ideas that we're going to share on Jan. 31 at 9am PT / 12pm ET. Come hear how @Microsoft and @TeamPhotonic are unleashing #QuantumNetworking: bit.ly/MSFTQuantumInnovatorS…
As @TeamPhotonic takes the wraps off of both its highly connected, #silicon spin-based #qubit architecture and @MSFTQuantum strategic collaboration, the future of fault-tolerant, long-distance #QuantumComputing at scale looks bright. Learn more now at: bit.ly/Photonic-Architecture…
Our efforts to deliver a scalable, distributed, and unified #quantum computing and networking platform are advancing with this @TeamPhotonic and @MSFTQuantum collaboration. Together, we will drive innovation across the #quantum ecosystem and unleash its true potential.
We believe @TeamPhotonic's unique #silicon-based architecture stands to accelerate innovation across the quantum ecosystem. And Photonic’s strategic collaboration with @MSFTQuantum positions the two companies to unlock the next stages of development in quantum networking.
How do you turn #QuantumComputing's boundless promise into practical reality? You seek out those sharing your vision, passion, and commitment to the #quantum-enabled future. So, I'm thrilled to announce a new @TeamPhotonic and @MSFTQuantum collaboration: AKA.MS/PHOTONIC
Replying to @steveashleyplus
...when partial state reconstruction can be parallelized? clearly can't be applied large-scale of course @steveashleyplus @mgubrud @sophurky
Replying to @steveashleyplus
...but as potential q.output for future q.algos. Why restrict 1M qubit algo results to 1M bit outputs...@steveashleyplus @mgubrud @sophurky
Stephanie Simmons retweeted
"the remaining challenges are mostly engineering ones, rather than scientific"? No, quantum science has far to go.
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Computing is on the verge of a quantum revolution. Our cover: econ.st/2mpPjcn
Idea:Replace lost weekly community-building ethics discussion (church) with 1day/wk public education for all adults always, incentives w/tax
Stephanie Simmons retweeted
A photonic platform for donor spin qubits in silicon. arxiv.org/abs/1606.03488
From a quantum hardware perspective, here's something a little different: arxiv.org/abs/1606.03488
The question of free will is tightly linked to the resolution of the Measurement Problem of QM. What if all outcomes are chaotic not random?
Tomorrow I'll be introducing a photonic link for silicon donor spin qubits at #SQuInT16. Lots of excellent talks lined up!
Global supply chains mean currency exchange-rates are no longer anti-recession buffer: producer's supplies are international and cost more $
Consciousness isn't binary, despite its historical blending with "the soul". It's continuous. Learning how to quantify it might allow growth
I wonder if one we're armed with quantum tech, that machine-learning techniques might discover a whole pile of useful new quantum algorithms
#NSlive event tonight, I'm talking about quantum computing at the Sydney Uni footbridge theatre






