Now, that screenshot does look like Jmol. The companies website does not give the answer, though Scott mentions C and Java front end software.
So, let's ask the source: Dear dr. Rose, is it Jmol what we see in that demo?
Saturday, February 17, 2007
Is that Jmol in that D-Wave demo?
Slashdot reported on D-Wave's recent demo of their 16-qubit quantum computing system. Video's of the demo can be watched on Google Video. The second video demonstrates the use of the machine in similarity searching:
Now, that screenshot does look like Jmol. The companies website does not give the answer, though Scott mentions C and Java front end software.
So, let's ask the source: Dear dr. Rose, is it Jmol what we see in that demo?
Now, that screenshot does look like Jmol. The companies website does not give the answer, though Scott mentions C and Java front end software.
So, let's ask the source: Dear dr. Rose, is it Jmol what we see in that demo?
I can not belive that. what OS on the D-Wave use ? windows? linux ? may be the D-wave is a other Atomchip
ReplyDeleteThe GUI is not running on the qubit chip, just shows the results. Not sure what OS that is running.
ReplyDeleteDavid Grant replied to my question in Rose's blog, and confirmed that it is Jmol :)
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