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One week of noise simulation shortened to a few minutes, nvidia helps Google accelerate quantum processor design.
Using nvidia's CUDA-Q platform, Google can utilize 1024 H100 Tensor core GPUs on the nvidia Eos supercomputer to perform the world's largest and fastest quantum device dynamics simulation at a very low cost, capable of comprehensive simulation of a 40-qubit device. A noise simulation that originally took a week can now be completed in just a few minutes.
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The Biden administration strikes hard! The U.S. Department of Justice may force Google to sell Chrome.
① The US Department of Justice may force Google to sell Chrome as one of the remedial measures for its 'search market monopoly case'. ② The US Department of Justice plans to propose remedial measures on November 20, including measures in areas such as data licensing and ai. ③ Google expressed dissatisfaction with the requirement to sell Chrome, stating that this would harm consumer interests, and strongly affirming that its search engine relies on quality to win users.
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The usa Department of Justice will push for Google to sell Chrome to break the monopoly. Google's stock fell 1.2% in post-market trading.
Sources say that antitrust enforcers have abandoned a harsher punishment, forcing Google to sell the Android operating system.
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