Disk storage

Node.js ORM library

{c}
{tag=UKRI}
{wiki}

\Video[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aV1wL5jsfRU]
{title=Quantum Computing with Networked <Ion traps> by <NQIT> (2018)}
{description=The video is a bit useless. But it does show the networked approach proposal a little bit. <Universal Quantum>'s homepage particularly rejects that.}


NQIT

{c}
{tag=American company}
{tag=Analog quantum computer}
{title2=2018}

* https://www.quera.com/about
* https://mobile.twitter.com/queracomputing


QuEra

Beam splitter

Diaphragm

Diaphragm (optics)

python/typing_cheat/infer.py

Frontier

Frontier (supercomputer)

Kitware

{c}

https://netron.app/

<ONNX> visualizer.

\Image[https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cirosantilli/media/e9225ddf4bb8ce4bad8cc2a9d6503d683dec5db6/activatedgeek_LeNet-5_onnx.svg]
{title=<Netron> visualization of the <activatedgeek LeNet-5> <ONNX> output}
{disambiguate=netron}
{height=1000}


Netron

{c}
{tag=Quantum algorithm}

A <quantum algorithm> that is thought to be more likely to be useful in the <NISQ> era of <quantum computing>.


NISQ algorithm

{c}
{wiki=NP-hardness}

A problem such that all NP problems can be reduced in polynomial time to it.


NP-hard

{c}
{wiki}

This is the most interesting class of problems for <BQP> as we haven't proven that they are neither:
* <P (complexity)>: would be boring on quantum computer
* <NP-complete>: would likely be impossible on a quantum computer

Big list: https://cstheory.stackexchange.com/questions/79/problems-between-p-and-npc/460#460


NP-intermediate

{c}
{tag=British company}

https://www.orcacomputing.com/

* 2022: \$15 million https://www.orcacomputing.com/blog/orca-computing-completes-15-million-series-a-funding-round
* 2021: \$14.5 million for an <Innovate UK> project


ORCA Computing

{disambiguate=complexity}
{c}
{wiki}

= Polynomial time
{synonym}
{title2}


P (complexity)

Prokaryotic small ribosome subunit

PromethION

{wiki}

The second smallest non-<Abelian> finite <simple group> after the <alternating group of degree 5>.


PSL(2,7)

python/dataclass_cheat.py

{c}

= Python magic method
{c}
{synonym}

https://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamodel.html#special-method-names


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