Maximilian Schreiner@THE DECODER
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Google's Gemini 2.5 Pro is making waves as a top-tier reasoning model, marking a leap forward in Google's AI capabilities. Released recently, it's already garnering attention from enterprise technical decision-makers, especially those who have traditionally relied on OpenAI or Claude for production-grade reasoning. Early experiments, benchmark data, and developer reactions suggest Gemini 2.5 Pro is worth serious consideration.
Gemini 2.5 Pro distinguishes itself with its transparent, structured reasoning. Google's step-by-step training approach results in a structured chain of thought that provides clarity. The model presents ideas in numbered steps, with sub-bullets and internal logic that's remarkably coherent and transparent. This breakthrough offers greater trust and steerability, enabling enterprise users to validate, correct, or redirect the model with more confidence when evaluating output for critical tasks.
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- HashTags: #AI #GoogleAI #Gemini2.5Pro
- Company: Google
- Target: AI models, developers
- Product: Gemini 2.5 Pro
- Feature: Reasoning, coding, multimodal
- Type: AI
- Severity: Informative
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D-Wave, a quantum computing firm, has asserted that its quantum computers have achieved quantum supremacy by solving a problem of scientific relevance faster than classical computers. Specifically, D-Wave Quantum Inc. claims that its annealing quantum computer outperformed the Frontier supercomputer in simulating complex magnetic materials, a feat published in the journal Science. The company stated that its system completed simulations in minutes that would take Frontier nearly a million years and consume more than the world's annual electricity consumption. The results, according to D-Wave executives, validate the practical advantage of quantum annealing and represent a significant milestone in quantum computational supremacy and materials discovery.
However, the company's claims have been met with scrutiny. Some researchers argue that classical algorithms can still rival or exceed quantum methods in certain cases. For instance, researchers at the Flatiron Institute and EPFL have suggested that classical algorithms, including belief propagation and time-dependent variational Monte Carlo methods, can match or even surpass D-Wave's results in specific scenarios. D-Wave's CEO, Alan Baratz, has responded to these criticisms, arguing that the competing studies tested only a subset of the problems addressed in D-Wave's work and that their simulations covered a broader range of lattice geometries and conditions.
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D-Wave Quantum Inc. has made a splash by claiming its Advantage2 annealing quantum computer achieved quantum supremacy in complex materials simulations, publishing their study in the journal Science. The company states that its system can perform simulations in minutes that would take the Frontier supercomputer nearly a million years and consume more than the world’s annual electricity consumption. According to D-Wave CEO Alan Baratz, this achievement validates quantum annealing's practical advantage and represents a major milestone in quantum computational supremacy and materials discovery.
However, D-Wave's claim has faced criticism, with researchers suggesting that classical algorithms can rival or even exceed quantum methods in these simulations. Some researchers say that they performed similar calculations on a normal laptop in just two hours. Concerns have been raised about the real-world applicability and practical benefits of D-Wave's quantum supremacy claims in computational tasks. Despite the criticisms, D-Wave is standing by the claims from the study.
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