Thanks to the chip, the cost of reducing volume calculation errors can be reduced by a size up to 90%, Amazon said.
Unit of American Amazon.com Inc. – Amazon Web Services (AWS) – The first processor of the Ocelot Quantum is presented. This was reported by the Wall Street Journal.
Thanks to the chip, the cost of reducing volume calculation errors can be reduced by a value of up to 90%, Amazon said.
According to the head volume of the AWS Oscar painter’s hardware, Ocelot is just a prototype, and not a “full -fledged quantum system”.
“It is designed to check our ability to repair volume errors, and once we get this element, we can measure it in a larger size,” he explained.
Cube (the smallest information unit in quantity computers, an analogue of the bit in the traditional computer) is subject to the negative impact of the environment, in particular heat and vibration, and in the process of calculations generate mistakes. To solve this problem, errors have been corrected, but their number increases with an increase in the strength of volume systems.
In February, the new Quantum processor introduced Microsoft, which called it based on its development “promise by volume calculations with a low level of mistakes.”
In December, Google also said he created a quantity processor that gives you to be able to solve problems related to error correction.
Computers make volume to significantly accelerate data processing, but so far they are used mainly for research purposes. They can benefit from developing drugs, data and cybersecurity, WSJ notes.
Earlier, Amazon.com Inc. was reported It plans to invest for 15.7 billion euros in developing cloud infrastructure in Spain.
Source: korrespondent
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