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A quantum computing company, based in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada, mostly known for their quantum annealing computers. An early rendition of these, D-Wave One, was the first commercially available quantum computer. (Wikipedia)
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What's a Qubit on D-Wave 2000Q?
D-Wave works more like a quantum simulator. It has a grid of two-level quantum system 'qubits'. However any single qubit cannot be arbitrarily rotated like in a universal QC.
All qubits form a colle …
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