BEIJING, Jan. 31,
2025 /PRNewswire/ -- WiMi Hologram Cloud Inc.
(NASDAQ: WiMi) ("WiMi" or the "Company"), a leading global Hologram
Augmented Reality ("AR") Technology provider, today announced the
development of an FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array)-based
digital quantum computer verification technology, an innovative
advancement that takes quantum computing to new heights.
WiMi has developed a new computing model, the "digital quantum
computer," in which quantum bits (qubits) are treated as discrete
entities — finite state machines (FSMs), referred to as "digital
qubits." Digital qubits are operated on by specific digital quantum
gates, whose behavior is similar to logic gates in classical
computing, but with a design more closely aligned with the
principles of quantum mechanics. WiMi's digital qubits represent
and manipulate quantum states in digital form, allowing them to be
validated and implemented through traditional digital circuits.
FPGA, as a flexible hardware architecture, offers the capability
of dynamic reconfiguration, making it an ideal platform for the
implementation and verification of digital qubits. By implementing
digital quantum gate chains in FPGA, it is possible to simulate and
validate quantum computing behavior within a classical computing
architecture. This approach not only provides repeatability and
reliability but also significantly reduces the complexity and cost
of hardware implementation.
WiMi has designed a prototype of digital qubits on FPGA,
describing the transformation rules of their quantum states using
Hardware Description Language (HDL). These quantum states are
discretized into different digital states, and digital quantum
gates are responsible for converting between these states. For
example, a simple Hadamard gate chain was implemented on FPGA to
simulate the state transition of qubits. This design validates the
feasibility of the FPGA-based digital quantum computing model.
The digital quantum gate chain is a core component of WiMi's
digital quantum computer. By implementing these gate chains on
FPGA, key operations in various quantum algorithms are simulated.
For example, in the simulation of Shor's algorithm, WiMi
implemented a set of digital quantum gate chains that control
non-trivial states. These gate chains are distributed across
multiple logic units in the FPGA and enhance computational
efficiency through parallel processing and pipelining techniques.
Additionally, a FPGA-based verification platform is used to
validate the digital quantum computer. On this platform, the
behavior of digital qubits can be monitored in real-time, and
interaction with classical computing systems is possible via
external interfaces. This platform not only demonstrates the
theoretical and simulation consistency of the digital quantum
computer but also verifies its operability on actual hardware.
The behavior of digital qubits is described using a finite state
machine. This model maps each quantum state to a discrete state and
simulates state changes in quantum computing through state
transitions. WiMi uses state diagrams to represent the possible
states of each qubit and the transitions between them. This
approach enables precise simulation of the behavior of qubits
during operations.
When constructing digital quantum gate chains, different
combinations of quantum gates are designed based on the specific
requirements of quantum computations. For example, for Grover's
algorithm, WiMi designed a series of quantum gate chains that
control state flips to accelerate the search process. Each gate
chain consists of a series of logic gates, and when implemented on
FPGA, optimized logic unit configurations are used to maximize
computational efficiency and resource utilization.
Given the limited resources available on FPGA, efficiently
utilizing these resources became a key challenge in the development
of this technology. By optimizing the logical design of the gate
chains, the usage of FPGA's logic units was reduced, and
computational efficiency was improved through timing optimization
and parallel processing. Additionally, FPGA's dynamic
reconfiguration feature was leveraged to implement a reconfigurable
digital quantum computing architecture.
WiMi's FPGA-based verification platform provides an efficient
and repeatable testing environment. Compared to traditional quantum
computing simulators, this platform can more accurately capture the
behavior of digital qubits and offers real-time debugging and
monitoring capabilities. By digitizing quantum computing problems
and implementing them using FPGA, the cost of hardware development
is significantly reduced. Traditional quantum computer development
often requires expensive quantum devices, while WiMi's digital
quantum computer can be implemented using existing FPGA hardware,
effectively lowering the investment in experimental equipment. As a
coprocessor, the digital quantum computer can seamlessly integrate
with classical computing systems. Through FPGA-based interfaces,
efficient collaboration between classical and quantum computing can
be achieved, opening up broad application prospects for future
hybrid computing systems.
As technology continues to evolve and mature, WiMi's FPGA-based
digital quantum computing solution can be applied to a wide range
of practical scenarios. The core advantage of quantum computers
lies in their ability to handle complex computational tasks such as
big data analysis, cryptography, and optimization problems, which
are key areas in the current development of information technology.
By integrating digital quantum computers with classical computing
systems, this technology enables the creation of an efficient
hybrid computing platform, leveraging the unique advantages of
quantum computing for problems that classical computers cannot
solve. At the same time, the flexibility and reconfigurability of
FPGA make this platform highly adaptable to various computational
needs, whether in research laboratories or industrial applications,
offering broad prospects for practical deployment. As the digital
quantum computer verification technology continues to mature, it
will serve as a crucial driving force in the popularization of
quantum computing, guiding the transition from theory to practical
application and ultimately leading to a comprehensive revolution in
computational science.
About WiMi Hologram Cloud
WiMi Hologram Cloud, Inc. (NASDAQ:WiMi) is a holographic cloud
comprehensive technical solution provider that focuses on
professional areas including holographic AR automotive HUD
software, 3D holographic pulse LiDAR, head-mounted light field
holographic equipment, holographic semiconductor, holographic cloud
software, holographic car navigation and others. Its services and
holographic AR technologies include holographic AR automotive
application, 3D holographic pulse LiDAR technology, holographic
vision semiconductor technology, holographic software development,
holographic AR advertising technology, holographic AR entertainment
technology, holographic ARSDK payment, interactive holographic
communication and other holographic AR technologies.
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