Harvard researchers fold proteins with D-Wave quantum computer
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D-Wave processors on a wafer (Photo: D-Wave)
The D-Wave One quantum computing system (Photo: D-Wave)
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Many were skeptical when, back in 2007, Canadian company D-Wave announced that it had built the world's first commercially viable quantum computer. Now a study published in the August issue of Nature's Scientific Reports co-authored by D-Wave and Harvard researchers proves the D-Wave One is the real deal.
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