How did physicists from the Flatiron Institute and Boston University demonstrate that a classical computer—even a laptop using tensor‑networTensor‑network simulations can compress certain quantum states, allowing classical computers to model systems once thought to require quantum hardware.
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How did physicists from the Flatiron Institute and Boston University demonstrate that a classical computer—even a laptop using tensor‑networTensor‑network simulations can compress certain quantum states, allowing classical computers to model systems once thought to require quantum hardware.
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Create a landscape editorial hero image for this Studio Global article: How did physicists from the Flatiron Institute and Boston University demonstrate that a classical computer—even a laptop using tensor‑networ. Article summary: They challenged D‑Wave’s claim by showing that the same quantum annealing dynamics in disordered Ising spin glasses can be reproduced accurately and efficiently with classical tensor‑network simulations, rather than requ. Topic tags: general, academic, news, general web, government. Reference image context from search candidates: Reference image 1: visual subject "Their paper detailed an experiment simulating a system with an array of tiny flipping magnets evolving over time. The researchers claimed that" source context "From The Flatiron Institute : “The Surprising Reason a Classical Computer Beat a Quantum Computer at Its Own Game” – sci" Reference image 2: v