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Photograph of the D-Wave 2X 1000 Qubit quantum annealing processor chip mounted and wire-bonded in its sample holder. This chip was introduced in 2015
Photograph of the D-Wave 2X 1000 Qubit quantum annealing processor chip mounted and wire-bonded in its sample holder. This chip was introduced in 2015 and has 128,472 Josephson junctions.
D-Wave at the SC18 conference
D-Wave at the SC18 conference
Photograph of a chip constructed by D-Wave Systems Inc., designed to operate as a 128-qubit superconducting adiabatic quantum optimization processor,
Photograph of a chip constructed by D-Wave Systems Inc., designed to operate as a 128-qubit superconducting adiabatic quantum optimization processor, mounted in a sample holder
D-wave Computer in February 2017
D-wave Computer in February 2017
Aerial view of Moffett Field and Ames Research Center in 1982
Aerial view of Moffett Field and Ames Research Center in 1982
Hangar One, originally a US Navy airship hangar, in Moffett Field, California
Hangar One, originally a US Navy airship hangar, in Moffett Field, California
IBM 7090 mainframe computer at Ames in 1961. Smith DeFrance, Ames' founding director, is second from the left.
IBM 7090 mainframe computer at Ames in 1961. Smith DeFrance, Ames' founding director, is second from the left.
One of the air intakes of the 80 by 120 foot wind tunnel (world's largest), located at NASA Ames Research Center
One of the air intakes of the 80 by 120 foot wind tunnel (world's largest), located at NASA Ames Research Center