Trends in High Performance Computing and Quantum Computing

High Performance Computing (HPC) applies different techniques to complex or large-volume applications, relying on both parallel software and hardware, to reduce their execution time compared to running them on a simple computer. On the other hand, Quantum Computing (QC) emerges as a new paradigm that leverages the properties of Quantum Mechanics for computation. QC has an inherently parallel nature and it is expected to solve some problems faster than classical computing. This paper carries out a bibliographic review to examine the point of view of different authors regarding the relationship between HPC and QC. The objective is to determine the trend of this relationship: Will QC replace classical HPC computing?or Will they complement each other? Also, if they were complementary tools, the aim is to answer: How could they be integrated? How will users access these resources?

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Journal of Computer Science and Technology
Published
2024-10-18
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https://doi.org/10.24215/16666038.24.e11
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2
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Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture
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Trends in High Performance Computing and Quantum Computing

Adrián Pousa, Marcelo Naiouf, Armando De Giusti, Victoria María Sanz
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Journal of Computer Science and Technology
Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture
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Trends in High Performance Computing and Quantum Computing

Adrián Pousa, Marcelo Naiouf, Armando De Giusti, Victoria María Sanz
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Abstract

High Performance Computing (HPC) applies different techniques to complex or large-volume applications, relying on both parallel software and hardware, to reduce their execution time compared to running them on a simple computer. On the other hand, Quantum Computing (QC) emerges as a new paradigm that leverages the properties of Quantum Mechanics for computation. QC has an inherently parallel nature and it is expected to solve some problems faster than classical computing. This paper carries out a bibliographic review to examine the point of view of different authors regarding the relationship between HPC and QC. The objective is to determine the trend of this relationship: Will QC replace classical HPC computing?or Will they complement each other? Also, if they were complementary tools, the aim is to answer: How could they be integrated? How will users access these resources?

Journal of Computer Science and TechnologyVol. 24(2)
Universidad Nacional de La Plata (AR)
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Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture
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