the quantum cocktail. i was shocked dorian devins did not follow it up by saying you get it at the h bar. i will leave now. you have been a great audience, thank you very much. tonight's focus with sean carroll is on quantum mechanics. as many of you know, we have a wonderful, quite straightforward understanding of the universe. classical physics. we you tell me how things are today and i use the equations of newton or maxwell or einstein to figure out what they will be like tomorrow and then it all changed. in the early decades of the 20th century beginning with the work of einstein himself the paradigm changed and the new way of thinking about the world is tell me how things are now in the best we can do is probability of what they will be like tomorrow. that was not an easy transition in the era to take on board. it was an emotional upheaval to make this transition but here's the thing. as sean no doubt will describe in more detail, the laws of quantum mechanics even though they are probabilistic, make

of quantum mechanics. all efforts wants to do is say the world is there and that's okay. that is the therapeutic food. now, there are many questions and again i would refer you to this excellent book that just came out, but there are questions about the details of the quantum mechanics like how many worlds are there. well, there are lots. that's really all i can say. they are really well could be an infinite number. the truth is we don't know because that is part of the embarrassment that we haven't been for the last several decades doing the work we should be doing trying to understand quantum mechanics. we've left questions the car are an infinite number, go by the wayside. at one way or another there are many of them. and in the way i want you to think about the world and the branching is time is coming from the bottom to the top. when this branch process happens it's not double the universe because then people get worried about questions like energy conservation, like where does all of the energy come

the quantum cocktail. i was shocked that dorian did not follow it up by saying you can get it at the h bar. you've been even a great audience. tonight's focus with sean carroll is on quantum mechanics. and i said think many of you know we have a wonderful quite straightforward understanding of the universe. you tell me how things are today and i use the equations of newton's or the equation of einstein. that all changed. in the early decades of the 20th century beginning with the work of einstein itself the paradigm change and now the new way of thinking about the world is the best we can do is predict that probability of what they will be like tomorrow. that was not an easy transition for physicists in that era to take on board. it was an emotional upheaval for many of them. but here is the thing. as sean no doubt will describe for you in more details the laws of quantum mechanics even though they are probabilistic. can be used to make decimal point onward to nine or ten decimal places in the agreement be

however quantum computing rival i.b.m. says simply adding disk storage would allow a normal supercomputer to solve the same problem in only 2 and a half days i.b.m. accuses google of raising public expectations too high but google c.e.o. maintains its quantum supremacies experiment is like the 1st rocket to leave earth's atmosphere an advance that made interplanetary travel at least theoretically possible though that suggests it could be decades before quantum computing can be widely utilized. a serious of pollution crises in vietnam have triggered a public backlash amid accusations that the government is disregarding environmental concerns to develop the economy residents there are dealing with mercury and drinking water and air pollution and dangerous levels among others more and more people are asking if that's the price for economic progress. on containers with clean water supplied by the government because these residents can no longer trust what's coming out of their taps at home after toxic river waste contaminated

now are we edging closer to an era of super fast quantum computing according to google the answer is yes the internet giant says it is designed a machine that needs only 200 seconds to solve a problem that would take traditional supercomputers thousands of years to crack and google's researchers say that within a few years quantum computing could revolutionize all sorts of fields like artificial intelligence it may not loop like much more than a maze of interconnected wires chips and cooling roads but scientists here at google's lab in california see this is in fact a leap into the future this quantum computer called sycamore performed a task in seconds that even the most advanced computers would need centuries to complete. quantum computing gives us a chance to not only a team many practical use cases and help make the world a better in a way that the cannot do just with classical computers alone. but it also allows us to help understand the universe in a deeper way closer than the weight actually works. lol there were plenty of reasons to be cheerful experts say that the promises o

iagree, have a full scale quantum computer.e now and that the google crew use has a hardware which is not so crew use has a hardware which is not so reliable. the competition is a series of operations and in each operation there is a probability of error which is sufficiently high that if you try to perform to longer computation you are probably not going to get the right answer this. right now that a serious limitation of the power of the technology and you might be right, it might take decades for some of the applications that we currently envision to become distracted come to fruition. but we now have quantum devices that we can start of a rabid and search for applications and it has been hard to anticipate exactly how quantum computers can be used because it's such a different way of processing information. and now we have reached a point where the devices have sufficient power that the potential for applications is there and we can proceed to try and develop them. france is famous for its grand ecoles, prestigious institut

a rival team at ibm says the claims of quantum supremacy a re overstated., professor of theoretical physics at the california institute of technology. i think huge is probably an overstatement but i do think if you step back and look at what's happened, what was announced today from the perspective of the history of technology, significant milestone has been reached. we have had the understanding for some time that is quantum computers continue to advance, they will eventually, at least for some of us be able to far outperform our most powerful digital supercomputers and what we have now seen as either technology has matured to the point that at least for special, narrowly defined purposes, quantum pictures canned now far out reform the most powerful digital computers we have, they can perform a competition with a very significant speed up. on the other hand, we should not have unrealistic expectations about what this means in terms of those technological advances impacting over it allows for a while. it's going to take some time, to realise applications fo

road to quantum smartphone apps. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining joining us nato defense ministers are meeting in brussels today to discuss turkey's incursion into northern syria now this is unprecedented for the alliance because turkey a nato member is working there with russia nato's main rival. this area is now under moscow's control russian military police made their way into the north syrian border town of kabbani on wednesday. u.s. . troops had withdrawn from the region earlier abandoning their kurdish allies and making way for their nato partner turkey to lead a military incursion into the area. a move that faced harsh international criticism nato however has been reluctant to criticize the so efforts of their allies in brussels general secretary voiced concern and called for international effort there war has been there for years we have seen hundreds of thousands of people being killed across that is so there's a need for progress for for a political negotiated solution now russia which is not a

how does a quantum computer work?t of information which is either a zero or a one. think of it as a switch which is either on or off. but at the heart of a quantum computer is the cubit, and the magic here is that it can be both one and zero at the same time. the switch can be both on and off. this supercharges any computer programme, making impossible problems easy to solve. we could find answers to climate change, make rapid progress in artificial intelligence, and break encryption secure codes would be simple to crack. earlier i spoke to christopher monroe, a physicist at the university of maryland and co—founder of the quantum computing startup ionq. i began by asking if google had really achieved ‘quantum supremacy‘ on this. well, it is a tricky metric because anything in quantum is actually hard to prove that it is useful or so far that you can do something that you could not do otherwise said this achievement, it is a pretty serious technical achievement on par with lots of other things going on and so the good

however quantum computing rival i.b.m.says simply adding disk storage would allow a normal supercomputer to solve the same problem in only 2 and a half days i.b.m. accuses google of raising public expectations too high but google c.e.o. maintains its quantum supremacies experiment is like the 1st rocket to leave earth's atmosphere an advance that made interplanetary travel at least theoretically possible though that suggests it could be decades before quantum computing can be widely utilized. for right now to today's technology both best selling $737.00 max remains grounded and that is weighing on the bottom line boeing profits took a nosedive 50 percent to $1200000000.00 in the last quarter and the $737.00 max it continues to bring bad news investigators in indonesia now say that the crash of a lion ear jet killing $186.00 people last year was caused by design flaws in the 737 next. families of the victims of the lion air disaster traveled to jakarta they were among the 1st to be told why the boeing 737 months went down l

google cause it a milestone in quantum supremacy. a computer that can solve a complex problem within minutes. a task that today's supercomputers would need thousands of years to do. google's rival ibm are casting some doubts about whether the research that was late last month, whether it really represents a quantum leap. >> the more qubits that can be strung together, the vastly more powerful quantum computer becomes. but they need cooling to almost absolute zero to eliminate calculating errors. google's team has made significant progress in that task, theoretically opening aa new era. >> kontinenn -- ququantum compug gives us a chance to not only achihieve many practical these spaces and h helping the world better in a way that we can't do with just t classical computers, it also allows us to help understand the univeverse in a deeper wayay. >> google scientists were able to get 53 qubits to interact in a soso-called quantum state. the quantum computer had to detect p pattes of seemingly random numbersrs. italy took three minutes an

the road to quantum smart smartphone apps. plus the world's penguin populations are in decline look at efforts to save the only penguin species native to africa. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us nato defense ministers are meeting in brussels today to discuss turkey's incursion into northern syria it is an unprecedented issue for the alliance because turkey a nato member is now working with russia nato's main ally there now turkish and russian troops are patrolling the so-called safe zone in northern syria where turkey wants to. resettle syrian refugees. this area is now under moscow's control russian military police made their way into the north syrian border town of kabbani on wednesday. u.s. troops had withdrawn from the region earlier abandoning their kurdish allies and making way for their nato partner turkey to lead a military incursion into the area. a move that faced harsh international criticism nato however has been reluctant to criticize the so efforts of their ally in brussels general secretary voiced

how does a quantum computer work?a one. think of it as a switch which is either on or off. but at the heart of a quantum computer is the cubit, and the magic here is that it can be both one and zero at the same time. the switch can be both on and off. which supercharges any computer programme, making impossible problems easy to solve. we could find answers to climate change, make rapid progress in artificial intelligence, and break encryption secure codes would be simple to crack. 0k, ok, so that's what it is, but christopher monroe, a physicist at the university of maryland and co—founder of the quantum computing startup ionq - hejoins me now. obviously many people in the scientific world are very excited by this, but have they really come have google really achieved quantum supremacy on this? well, it's a tricky metric, because anything in quantum is actually hard to prove that it's useful, or so far that's you can do something that you couldn't do otherwise, so this achievement is, it's a pretty serious technical a

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and google says that for the first time ever a computer has achieved quantum supremacy.'t explain what that means, but david shipman definitely can. here in the uk, a major police investigation is under way after 39 people were found dead in a refrigerated lorry. it was found on the side of a road in an industrial park in the county of essex. that is not far from that is not farfrom london. these pictures show the lorry being driven away under police escort. the victims‘ bodies were still inside. it's been taken to a secure facility for a forensic investigation. here's the police. early indications suggest that one of these people was a teenager. the rest are believed to be adults. a murder investigation was launched and the lorry driver, a 25—year—old man from northern ireland, was arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in police custody. at this stage, we have not identified where the victims are from or their identities, and we anticipate this could be a lengthy process. the lorry driver has been named as this man, mo robinson. he's from from county armagh in nor

president lenski someone who doesn't talk to the press very often and we were expecting some kind of quantum leap maybe some big concessional part of ukraine to russia. to maybe move things forward and in the end what we got was maybe not a damp squid squit but it wasn't something that really caused in the changes this problem he talked about withdrawing troops from both sides creating a bigger buffer zone between troops in 2 parts on the front line he also talked about future. future exchange of prisoners he was a troop talked about meeting with president putin and western powers in the normandy format something that hasn't happened at that level for 3 years but in terms of the big kind of headline stuff there wasn't any kind of big takeaway from tonight except that they are continuing talking at a more regular pace than was the case under selenski spritzes a portion of. the agreement mentions i should die my former referring to germany's president a former foreign minister what is there some why is it significant. well everyone is talking about this stuff in my formulae here in ukraine and

quantum supremacy. so what exactly is that? google says it's created a so-called quantum computer that can solve complex problems in seconds. it's a problem, google says, even the most powerful supercomputer would take thousands of years to crack. the quantum computer could one day hunt for new drugs and solve city transportation problems. but here's the rub. ibm isn't so sure. ibm says it doesn't take thousands of years for its computers to crack codes. actually, it takes about 2 1/2 days. you've got a super heavyweight power fight there. >>> have you ever wondered what a whale sounds like when it swims in the ocean? you don't have to. we have the sounds from monterey bay next. tv just keeps getting better. how you watch it does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. simple

professor who coined quantum supremacyy says google's breaktkthrough is a milestone. envision,lications we which could havee a big potentil impact are improved ways of using computers to simulate chemistry, materials that might help us find new pharmaceuticals or newew ways of f capturining r power. been an immediate impapact to google's breakthrou. to hackication could be bitcoin, which is based on block chain encryption immune to cracking. bitcoin took a hit on its price, which tumbled around 7%. to moment is being compared the first rocket flight into space and to the wright brothers first flight. the impact is difficult to predict, but it will be -- >> you are watching live from paris. headlines coming up very shortly. - hey, i'm darius rucker. coming up onreel south. - [henrietta] the southern way of f life was something sacred. close your mind, do not question. - [darius] in 1940, a young woman left sweet home alabama for the porta vida of costa rica. - [henrietta] i would be out there experiencing anybody strarange, anybodody dierent. [darius] i in a tale o of

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be talking to christopher manuel, a physicist at the university of maryland and co—founder of the quantumrtup to find out if that is true. and don't forget at 1040 and again at 11:30pm we will take a look at tomorrow's front pages with how irregular is, the financial times political correspondent laura hughes and former fleet street editor yves pollard. that is coming up, first it's sports day. hello there, i'm 0lly foster. here's what's coming on sportsday. she said when the bad days outnumbered the good, then she would end her life, tributes have been paid to the paralympic champion marieka vervoort. it's another champions league night, chelsea are already in action. in amsterdam, it is goalless right 110w. liverpool are also away tonight, mo salah is set to return against the belgian champions genk. also coming up in the programme: and the prince and prop forwards, wales have a royal visitor ahead of their world cup semifinal in japan. good evening, we'll look ahead to all tonight's european football in just a moment but we are going to start this evening with the news that paralympic

i've done a lot of studying in what quantum is, how it works.nd unique so much so that this would be revenue building adventure i'm not a computer engineer by education. a quantum computer looks nothing like a digital computer. it looks like a science product. we are getting interest. i think it is a promising technology the reason we are in it, one of the fundamental technologies you need is control. at the base of it, we are much more of a technology company than a industrial company. technology is our core area of expertise. >> in your daily life, you have an mba from harvard. masters in electro gearing and computer science do you use them all? >> it is helpful i'm very comfortable with numbers and analysis i like to make fact-based decision you can overdo that. if you are looking for perfect decision making, you will never find perfect data. in the mid-90s, i said, do i really want to be an engineer the rest of my life? is kind of changed course. i really love business and bringing technology to the marketplace. i love being ceo of honeywell

it was also the week that google claimed a milestone it called quantum supremacy.hejournal nature, google said its quantum computer performed a calculation in 3 minutes and 20 seconds which it said would take over 10,000 years on a classical supercomputer. but not everyone agreed with their definition of supremacy, including ibm who said they mislabeled their achievement. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg was questioned by sceptical us lawmakers by his social network's currency libra. lawmakers said that it could be abused by criminals and terrorists. he said it would not be once without government approval. amazon chief jeff bezos announced his space company blue origin would be working with a group of industries to build a lunar landing system capable of transporting humans to the moon. and here on earth, air taxis might be getting one step closer to reality. german start—up video of what it said was its first air taxi, its electric prototype may be ready to take passengers as soon as 2025. you remember all those massive data halls filled of noisy computers? there are

mirrors is rather like the relationship between plumbers and physicists who deal in the make the quantum mechanical properties of the metals in a way is a big gap so when you're operating on brains you can remove something right you can remain instead belated to tongue or to see you know or to hear you at something new at some of their press and they are and this has been there been sort of fashions for implantation maybe using fetal brains from feet foetuses the stems. but none of this really work to get in terms of literally compliance not really i mean there are there are there are various computer brain interfaces where you put electrodes on the brain i mean has been you. some people can paralyzed and then some of them can then by thinking can actually move a rouble tick robotic arm i've read this crazy magical surgical records where it's at that human brain can be cut in half well it partially because in them that they don't have a name for that brendan cold callous or to me exactly brain is famous the research done of a 19 eighties gets an eager and spirit for certain sorts of epil

google achieved the impossible, quantum computing breakthrough in the scientific journal nature, the processor complete ad calculation in a few mints that would have taken a traditional computer thousands of thousands of years. google claims quantum supremacy, ibm says google is wrong underestimating the conventional super computer. charles: we're following works on capitol hill as they question mark zuckerberg throughout the hour. shaquille o'neal take as powerful stand and defends free speech and in the process give as serious jab to lebron james. the comments you need to hear next. ♪. of words. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination. with just a few clicks or a phone call, we'll pick up and deliver your clubs on-time, guaranteed, for as low as $39.99. shipsticks.com saves you time and money. make it simple. make it

francis: quantum mechanics. itas mathematical, physical science. david: ok, so your parents are obviously proud. you got a degree from the university of virginia. you have a phd from yale, and now you're ready to get a job, right? francis: you would think so, wouldn't you? david: well, what happened? francis: here was as a graduatetudent sort of working late at night at 2:00 in the morning, and there was another guy one floor above me who was also there in the middle of the night, and he was working in the b on dna. and the more i read about it and talked to him about it and ougan to read articles t it, the more excited i got about this is an area of science that is ready to burst forward with all k of potential. and frankly, i was feeling a little bit lonely ke and a little bit hat i was pursuing in terms of quantum mechanics and second-order differential equations that nobody could solve, maybe that wasn't going toe my way of making the world a really much better place and maybe ther something else i could do. david: so you got your phd at yale,

quantum is a great example where the potential development of a quantum computer puts a particular kind of cryptography at risk which is the root of much of internet commerce. so we are already playing a role in building quantum-resistant cryptography and we'll be deploying that across where we deploy a million keys plus another set for nuclear command and control. it's clearly an area of interest and an area that fits the category i mentioned earlier and unique, technical expertise and clearly of interest to national security systems and the defense, the defense industrial base and armed services. >> so as we think about those issues, the question of partnerships comes to mind and you had mentioned the new cybersecurity directorate, and what is the new expanse of set of partners that come to success and whether they're technology companies and service providers and how important are the partnerships and what role will the nsa play? >> partners are key, and when i talked earlier, you asked me is prevent and eradicate possible? we owe it to the nation and that was across our partnerships

google has officially announced that it has achieved quantum supremacy confirming research that late last month the company says that its processor needs just 2200 seconds to crack a problem that would take the world's fastest supercomputer 10000 years to figure out if the claim is validated it would represent a major technological breakthrough. bolivian president evo morales has said that his rival in sunday's presidential election is attempting to stage a coup this after opposition protest accused authorities of rigging the vote. the latest official count puts the incumbent 9.5 percent head but morales needs a 10 point lead to avoid a runoff. tunisia's new president has been sworn in as this aide vowed to fight corruption and protect freedoms and women's rights in his inauguration speech he's a conservative law professor and he had a landslide victory in the country's 2nd free presidential election since the arab spring. to the united states now where basketball fans have protested in support of a free hong kong at the n.b.a. season opener for the los angeles lakers the leak has be

rather than storing information in zeros and ones, quantum computers deal with cubits. researchers have disputed whether google has achieved something normal computers cannot do. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and online on tictoc and twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. on su keenan. david: one central bank is prepared to cut rates for the fourth time this year and the other doesn't seem to have -- at least on the surface appear to have any more steps to take. kathleen hays is here with a preview. what is the next -- biggest driver for bank indonesia's expected easing? kathleen: there are two things. when i spoke to the deputy governor last week at the imf meeting, he made it clear that even though they have cut rates three times this year, july, 75 basiseptember, points, they partly erased the five increases they did last year, so they certainly have room to move and if you want to look at the economy, mixed. consumer not looking too bad but he said demand for exports remains their biggest external growth risk. ro

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ika: google says it built a quantum computer that performed a calculation and 200 seconds that would take the fastest supercomputers about 20 years. quantum computers rely on qubits which can be both zero and one at the same time, but ibm researchers have disputed of google has really achieved something that normal computers cannot. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 100 20 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. shery: thank you. there's been a ton of earnings in both regular and after hours u.s. training sessions. let's turn to su keenan with a wrap of all the action. we had a mixed bag of earnings. what did we see in the regular session? su: mixed bag indeed. one analyst said momentum appears to be slowing sharply and there appears to be concerned about earnings growth and international companies. even though we saw stocks rise on the latest numbers, you definitely saw the tech sector weighing on the indexes. stocks of semiconductor chips were down almost 2%. let's take a look at some

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