Rigetti Computing, in collaboration with Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and the University of Colorado, Boulder, has executed a noiseless surrogate “spin” model simulation tracking linear plasma wave propagation and scattering profiles. Published in Physical Review Applied, the research was conducted using a nine-qubit cluster on Rigetti’s 84-qubit Ankaa-3 superconducting quantum computer. By employing dual error mitigation routines to suppress phase and gate noise, the experiment successfully mapped electromagnetic wave dispersion and reflection signatures across spatially varying plasma densities, establishing a framework to explore non-equilibrium, non-linear quantum plasma dynamics. Technical Architecture and Error Mitigation Protocols The simulation addresses the limitations of classical [...]

Quantum Machines said it successfully operated Rigetti Computing’s commercially available Novera superconducting quantum processor.

Quantum Machines (QM) has operated Rigetti Computing’s commercially available Novera superconducting quantum processing unit (QPU) using external control hardware and software,…