🔴 Google Quantum AI
Quantum supremacy pioneers and Cirq framework creators
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Google Quantum AI made history in October 2019 when their 53-qubit Sycamore processor achieved quantum supremacy—performing a sampling task in 200 seconds that would take the world's fastest supercomputer 10,000 years. Beyond this milestone, Google drives quantum research with Cirq framework, error correction breakthroughs, and open science collaboration.
💡 The Google Quantum Ecosystem
Google's quantum program spans hardware (Sycamore, Weber, Willow chips), software (Cirq, TensorFlow Quantum), and foundational research (quantum error correction, supremacy experiments). Philosophy: Open science—publishing results, open-sourcing tools, collaborating globally. Mission: Build a useful quantum computer solving real-world problems.
🎯 What You'll Learn
🏆 Historic Milestones
Sycamore sampled quantum circuit outputs in 200 seconds—task requiring 10,000 years classically. First experimental quantum advantage demonstration.
First observation of time crystals—exotic matter phase that breaks time-translation symmetry—using Sycamore processor.
Demonstrated exponential error suppression with surface codes—crossing fault-tolerance threshold for first time.
🔬 Philosophy: Science First
Unlike commercial-focused competitors, Google Quantum AI prioritizes fundamental research and open collaboration. All major results published in peer-reviewed journals. Cirq and TFQ are fully open-source. Goal: Advance quantum computing as a field, not just build proprietary advantage. This transparency accelerates global quantum progress.