Tensor networks let a laptop solve an “impossible” quantum task with hundreds of qubits
Researchers compressed a huge entangled wave function so some quantum calculations run on ordinary hardware, matching theory and quantum simulations.

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Researchers compressed a huge entangled wave function so some quantum calculations run on ordinary hardware, matching theory and quantum simulations.
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