Penetrating the incompatibility snags, Cisco rolls out a new software to help quantum computers operate in harmony over a single cloud.
The tech powerhouses opt to build their own quantum computers that solve complex computing challenges using quantum physics.
This is the traditional way, one that works efficiently than classical machines. Cisco has always been the provider of networking gear that runs the latter. But at the moment, it’s chosen to take a different path forward-
Cisco is kickstarting a revolution in the form of state-of-the-art networking chips that’ll thread the quantum machines together.
But it’s also making another splash.
Along with the next-level chips, it’s also working on software that will weave together all quantum computers into a single cloud, making it increasingly easy for developers to build next-generation applications.
What is Cisco’s objective?
Through this advanced infrastructure, quantum computers will take on a challenge that software developers commonly face and split it among themselves. This will offer diverse insights as each quantum computer leverages different approaches to solve a single problem.
The current bid is on which quantum computer will work best as the US market leaders make a bet on theirs. But for now, there’s no clear winner.
The answer will come through as the software becomes available and comes into application. But the point is that the complexity remains not the developer’s problem, and neither is the type of technology that exists.
At this moment, the heated competition for the best quantum computer continues.
