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Quantum leap: Using computer technologies for geoscience

The USGS and Q-CTRL are using the latest quantum computing capabilities to solve real-world problems

Quantum sensors can detect signals at greater distances, enabling unprecedented capabilities. Photo: Q-CTRL

Quantum sensors can detect signals at greater distances, enabling unprecedented capabilities. Photo: Q-CTRL

Described as a pioneering partnership, the duo aims to develop quantum sensing and computing applications that the USGS can use to assess hazards and monitor water and the environment. The tools could...

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