Google Announces Major Breakthrough in Quantum Computing, CEO Sundar Pichai Says ‘Willow Chip Has Achieved the First-Ever Verifiable Quantum Advantage’

Google has achieved a major quantum computing milestone, with its Quantum AI team showing that a quantum computer run a verifiable algorithm 13,000 times faster than leading classical supercomputers. Google CEO Sundar Pichai called it the first-ever verifiable quantum advantage. Check for further details here.

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Google has announced a major breakthrough in quantum computing. The Google Quantum AI team has successfully demonstrated that a quantum computer can run a verifiable algorithm 13,000 times faster than the leading classical supercomputers. Google CEO Sundar Pichai said, "Our Willow chip has achieved the first-ever verifiable quantum advantage." Google AI shared a post on X (formerly Twitter) on October 22, and said, "Then in 2024, our new Willow chip solved a major issue in quantum error correction that challenged the field for nearly 30 years. Today’s breakthrough moves us closer to quantum computers that can drive discoveries in areas like medicine and materials science." ChatGPT Will Stop Working on WhatsApp From January 15, 2026; Know How To Save OpenAI Chatbot History Before Deadline.

Google Announces Major Breakthrough in Quantum Computing

Google CEO Sundar Pichai Says ‘Our Willow Chip Has Achieved the First-Ever Verifiable Quantum Advantage’

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