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MicroAlgo Inc (MLGO) delivers cutting-edge central processing algorithms and intelligent chip solutions powering industries from finance to quantum computing. This page provides official news updates and press releases directly from the company, offering stakeholders timely insights into its technological advancements.
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MicroAlgo Inc. (NASDAQ: MLGO) has announced its exploration into optimizing quantum error correction algorithms to enhance quantum algorithm accuracy. The company's approach focuses on four key areas: quantum information encoding using redundant qubits, error detection through specific measurement operations, error correction to restore correct quantum states, and iterative optimization to progressively reduce error rates.
The company's quantum error correction algorithm features efficient encoding schemes that improve quantum information resistance to interference while maintaining high encoding efficiency. The technology demonstrates high sensitivity in error detection and strong robustness in correcting erroneous qubits. Applications span across quantum communication, quantum computing, quantum simulation, and quantum optimization.
MicroAlgo Inc. (NASDAQ: MLGO) announced its research into integrating quantum algorithms with machine learning for quantum acceleration applications. The company is developing quantum machine learning technology through a closed-loop process involving problem modeling, quantum circuit design, experimental validation, and optimization iteration.
The technology leverages quantum bits' properties like superposition and entanglement for parallel data processing, focusing on key areas including quantum feature mapping, circuit optimization, hybrid quantum-classical architecture, and noise suppression techniques. MicroAlgo's approach aims to process complex datasets faster while improving model training speed and prediction accuracy.
The company identifies potential applications across multiple sectors including financial services (time-series analysis), healthcare (personalized treatment plans), logistics (supply chain optimization), cybersecurity, smart manufacturing, and energy management.
- A novel cost function based on Bell inequalities for encoding multiple training sample errors
- Parallel processing capabilities through quantum superposition and entangled qubit relationships
- Enhanced training efficiency and classification performance compared to conventional algorithms
MicroAlgo Inc. (NASDAQ: MLGO) has announced the development of a blockchain storage optimization solution leveraging the Archimedes Optimization Algorithm (AOA). The solution addresses efficiency bottlenecks in blockchain storage through intelligent algorithmic restructuring of data storage and node collaboration mechanisms.
The system operates across five key stages: data preprocessing, sharding strategy optimization, node resource allocation, consensus mechanism enhancement, and security strategy tuning. The AOA-based solution outperforms traditional approaches, showing 40% better efficiency than Genetic Algorithms and requiring 25% fewer iterations compared to Particle Swarm Optimization. The technology maintains node storage utilization deviation within 15% and reduces load imbalance by 60% compared to conventional methods.