Large market players, including Microsoft, IBM and Google, are actively developing their quantum computers. These devices use quantum physics laws to solve complex problems faster than classic computers. Cisco has chosen a different way to focus on creating network chips to connect such machines.
In addition to new chips, the company works on software that distributes tasks between different quantum devices, even if it uses various approaches to calculations. A new tool, which is planned to be provided to download next week, analyzes the problem and divides it into pieces by assigning each type of computer.
Source: Ferra
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