<ul><li>D-Wave, a company that makes quantum annealers, has demonstrated their hardware's ability to efficiently track the behavior of a quantum system called an Ising model.</li><li>This puts the quantum annealers ahead of the current state-of-the-art classical algorithms in terms of optimization problem solving.</li><li>The team behind the work hopes that their results will inspire new numerical techniques for quantum simulation.</li><li>The potential of quantum computers still needs to mature, but this development shows promise in their ability to solve problems that classical algorithms struggle with.</li></ul>

D-Wave quantum annealers solve problems classical algorithms struggle with

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