

# Google

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## Google NEWS AND UPDATES



- [Meet Willow, Google's state-of-the-art quantum chip](/quantum-news/2024/meet-willow-our-state-of-the-art-quantum-chip.md)

  Google’s new quantum chip, Willow, significantly advances quantum error correction and performs computations in minutes that would take supercomputers 10 septillion years, marking a major step toward practical quantum computers with applications in fields like medicine, energy, and AI.


- [Google launches $5m prize to find actual uses for quantum computers](/quantum-news/2024/google-launches-5m-prize-to-find-actual-uses-for-quantum-computers.md)

  Google and the XPRIZE Foundation are launching a three-year competition to encourage researchers to develop new quantum algorithms that could have practical real-world applications. While current quantum computers excel at certain abstract mathematical problems, this challenge aims to bridge the gap between these theoretical advancements and their practical utility, focusing on potential applications like improving battery storage capacity without necessarily requiring a working solution. 


- [DeepMind taps the power of its AI to accelerate quantum computers](/quantum-news/2024/deepmind-taps-the-power-of-its-ai-to-accelerate-quantum-computers.md)

  Google DeepMind taps the power of its AI to accelerate quantum computers In new research, Google DeepMind has demonstrated that its AI can help accelerate the development of quantum computers — taking one step further in combining two of the most disruptive technologies. DeepMind worked together with UK-based Quantinuum to solve a key challenge in fault-tolerant quantum computers: reducing the number of T gates. 


- [Quantum computer built by Google can instantly execute a task that would normally take 47 years](/quantum-news/2023/quantum-computer-built-by-google-can-instantly-execute-a-task-that-would-normally-take-47-years.md)

  Google has developed a quantum computer that can perform calculations in a matter of seconds that would take the most advanced supercomputers nearly 50 years to process. 


- [A quantum computer has simulated a wormhole for the first time](/quantum-news/2022/a-quantum-computer-has-simulated-a-wormhole-for-the-first-time.md)

  Researchers used Google’s Sycamore quantum computer to simulate a holographic wormhole, demonstrating how information might travel through it via quantum teleportation, which could aid in understanding and developing a theory of quantum gravity.


- [Continued Progress at Google AI Quantum: QVM, Cirq 1.0, Surface Code Scaling, and More Sycamore Qubits](/quantum-news/2022/continued-progress-at-google-ai-quantum-qvm-cirq-1-0-surface-code-scaling-and-more-sycamore-qubits.md)

  Google held its Quantum Summer Symposium last week and described a number of new developments that shows they are continuing to progress in their quantum developments. 

