Jpmorgan Chase Bank, N.a.

Constantin Gonciulea

Austin Gilliam

Amanda J Campbell

Steven J Wallace

Abhijit Bose

Michael Lewis

Gavin C Michael

Jason Troy Penshorn

Marco Pistoia

Vitaliy Dorum

A method for optimized quantum searching may include: creating, by a classical computer program, a quantum circuit that implements Grover's algorithm; identifying, by the classical computer program in a pre-transpile step, instances of Hadamard gates (H gates) and Pauli X-gates (X gates) and instances of X gates and H gates in the quantum circuit; replacing, by the classical computer program, the instances of the H gates and X gates with Rx(π/2) gates and the instances of the X gates and H gates with Rx(−π/2) gates; implementing, by the classical computer program, a plurality of gates that implement a reflection about the mean in the quantum circuit; completing, by the classical computer program, transpiling the quantum circuit into a plurality of quantum instructions; sending, by the classical computer program, the quantum instructions to a quantum computer; and receiving, from the quantum computer, results of execution of the quantum instructions.

Systems and methods for optimized quantum searching

Systems and methods for using distributed quantum-based computing simulators are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method may include: (1) receiving, at a driver node and from a service, a set of operations and a location for each operation compiled from a set of quantum computing instructions provided by a client device; (2) generating, by the driver node, a declarative instantiation plan for the set of operations identifying a plurality of worker nodes, each worker node corresponding to one of the locations; (3) instantiating, by the driver node, the declarative instantiation plan; (4) issuing, by the driver node, the operations to the worker nodes based on the locations for each operation; (5) receiving, by the driver node, results from each worker node; (6) aggregating, by the driver node, the results; and (7) returning, by the driver node, the aggregated results to the client device via the service.

Systems and methods for using distributed quantum computing simulators

According to an embodiment of the present invention, an automated computer implemented method and system for providing targeted content in real-time comprises a web and application server that identifies one or more user interactions from a user on a website hosted by an entity; a processor that receives the one or more user interactions and converts the one or more user interactions into one or more real-time attributes; and an engine that identifies customized content for the user from a remote processor, adjusts the customized content based on the one or more real-time attributes, and generates an output comprising the customized content for display on the website for the user in real-time.

Method and system for delivering real-time personalization across a distributed, modular network architecture

Systems and methods for pixel-based quantum state visualization are disclosed. In one embodiment, a computer-based method for generating a visualization of a quantum state may include: (1) receiving, at a computer program executed by a computer processor, quantum input data comprising a plurality of outcomes for a quantum state, each outcome having a phase and a magnitude; (2) for each outcome, translating, by the computer program, the outcome into a pixel having a hue based on the phase and an intensity based on the magnitude; (3) plotting, by the computer program, the pixel on a pixel graph; and (4) outputting, by the computer program, the pixel graph to an output device.

Systems and methods for pixel-based quantum state visualization

Systems and methods for communication among mobile applications are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method for a first mobile application and a second mobile application on a mobile device to share information includes (1) a first mobile application executed by a computer processor on a mobile device determining that a second mobile application is present on the mobile device; (2) receiving, from a user, permission for the first mobile application to access data from the second application; (3) the first application executed by the computer processor requesting data from the second application; and (4) the first application receiving the requested data from the second application.

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