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Bigger, Faster, Greener: InfinityQ Builds the World’s Largest Functioning Ising Machine Offering the Fastest Quantum-Inspired Optimization Solutions Ready for Industry Applications, Today

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Mercredi, novembre 1, 2023
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There are more possible solutions to these problems than there are atoms in the universe.

Key Points: 
  • There are more possible solutions to these problems than there are atoms in the universe.
  • This is exactly what the Research Team at InfinityQ has done, with off the shelf commodity hardware.
  • We map this model onto our hardware using our proprietary algorithms and methods to achieve state-of-the-art performance in solving large combinatorial optimization problems.
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    Supporting the largest-to-date Ising Machine at 112,000 nodes, translating into ~6.3 billion parameters, InfinityQ’s Research Team has redefined what is possible.