日照市武术运动协会第十二届太极拳赛事活动

　　5月11日，日照市第十二届太极拳比赛在日照市港务局职工体育馆顺利举行。来自岚山武协队、莒县弘承太极协会队、安泰水晶城太极队、日照精武馆等31家代表队的近520多名运动员参加了此次比赛。

　　本次比赛活动由日照市武术运动协会主席吴乃星同志进行了开幕致辞，作为新任武协主席，吴乃星说：“传统武术文化，是中华民族浩瀚优秀文化一隅，是民族体育之魂，是民族的脊梁。大力弘扬民族武术文化、传承武术文化、强壮民族体魄是每一个习武者的责任，举办这次太极拳比赛，是为了进一步推动我市的武术全民健身运动，进一步打造我市太极名城、健康之城、活力之城，大力推动我市武术全民健身的全面发展，更是为了迎接山东省二十五届省运会在我市召开助力添彩”。

　　本次武术比赛由日照市武术运动协会主办、日照市武术运动协会太极拳研究会承办、日照市武术运动协会健身气功研究会协办、兴业银行日照分行共同举办。

　　此次比赛不仅仅检验了学员们学习太极拳的成果，也让他们对太极拳和中国武术的文化内涵有了更加深入的了解。兴业银行日照分行王刚经理在采访中说：“学习太极拳的意义不只是为了考试和比赛，它还可以强身健体、修身养性、磨砺意志、培养性格，更重要的是，在培养学员们良好运动习惯的养成的同时，也为中华传统文化的传播提供了机会和途径”。

　　(兴业银行日照分行营业部总经理王刚接受媒体采访)

　　武术比赛中以市武协常务副主席、秘书长曹仕德同志、山东省武术协会常委、市武协名誉主席唐公文同志、副主席王峰同志为首的多名裁判，本着认真负责的态度，一一观看了比赛项目，并对参赛队员公平亮分。

　　本次武术比赛取得圆满成功，比赛结束时，领导们为参赛获奖队员颁发了团体奖、优秀组织奖和优秀个人奖。

　　相信随着本届武术比赛的成功举办，将会进一步推动日照市武术项目的发展，促进全民健身运动，同时也将优秀的传统文化会根植于人们的心中，在强身健体的同时，进一步继承和发扬中华武术精神。(王维静)

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　　The team were able to achieve an average two-qubit gate fidelity of 98 percent in silicon, a high enough level of accuracy to bring full-scale quantum computers one step closer to reality.

　　Dzurak says that the success of the study is proof that silicon as a technology platform is ideal for scaling up to the large numbers of qubits needed for universal quantum computing.

　　While silicon has been used for close to 60 years in the computing industry, it was not yet known if it would be readily adaptable to the new quantum technology.

　　"The fact that it is near 99 percent puts it in the ballpark we need, and there are excellent prospects for further improvement," Dzurak said.

　　"We think that we'll achieve significantly higher fidelities in the near future, opening the path to full-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computation."

　　UNSW Dean of Engineering Prof. Mark Hoffman says that the team is leading the world in the process of taking quantum computing from theory to practice.

　　"Quantum computing is this century's space race, and Sydney is leading the charge," Hoffman said.

　　"This milestone is another step towards realizing a large-scale quantum computer, and it reinforces the fact that silicon is an extremely attractive approach that we believe will get UNSW there first."