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WiMi Hologram stock soars after launching quantum neural network tech By Investing.com
Investing.com -- WiMi Hologram Cloud Inc. (NASDAQ:WIMI) stock surged 11.3% on Monday after the company announced the launch of its independently developed Quantum Convolutional Neural Network for Multi-Channel Supervised Learning (MC-QCNN) technology. The AR technology provider's new quantum computing breakthrough is designed to process multi-channel data efficiently, potentially offering advantages in image classification, medical imaging, video analysis, and multimodal monitoring applications. Unlike traditional approaches, WiMi's quantum circuit convolution kernel uses single-bit rotation gates, controlled parameterized gates, and other quantum-specific structures to maintain robustness against quantum decoherence. The company claims this allows for stronger feature combination capabilities than classical convolution methods. The MC-QCNN technology compresses and encodes data from multiple channels into quantum states, performing convolution-like processing through parameterized quantum gates. According to WiMi, this enables the system to learn high-order cross-channel features such as texture-color co-occurrence and multispectral energy distribution correlations. WiMi has also developed a hybrid quantum-classical training framework where classical computing handles loss function calculation and parameter updating, while the quantum module manages forward propagation and quantum state evolution. The company believes this multi-channel processing capability represents a significant step toward practical applications for quantum neural networks, moving quantum AI beyond laboratory research toward potential commercial implementation as quantum hardware performance improves. This article was generated with the support of AI and reviewed by an editor. For more information see our T&C.
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WiMi Hologram stock soars after unveiling quantum-classical AI technology By Investing.com
Investing.com -- WiMi Hologram Cloud Inc. (NASDAQ:WIMI) stock surged 8.1% on Friday after the company announced a breakthrough in quantum-classical deep learning technology. The AR technology provider revealed its new QB-Net (Quantum Bottleneck Network), which embeds lightweight quantum computing modules into classical deep learning architecture. According to the company, this innovation reduces the number of parameters in the bottleneck layer by up to 30 times while maintaining comparable performance to traditional methods. WiMi's approach differs from attempts to build fully quantized AI models by instead constructing quantum enhancement modules that can be integrated into existing classical networks. The company's Quantum Bottleneck Module takes advantage of quantum states' ability to express high-dimensional vector spaces with relatively few qubits. The QB-Net retains the overall structure of the classical U-Net architecture but replaces traditional convolutional layers at the bottleneck with a quantum feature compression-transformation-reconstruction module. This module encodes classical features into quantum states, transforms them through quantum circuits, and then decodes them back into classical tensors. WiMi Hologram Cloud positions this development as a significant advancement in hybrid quantum-classical AI, suggesting it provides a new optimization paradigm for traditional deep learning architectures. The company believes this approach demonstrates that quantum computing can deliver practical value in AI applications even at the current stage of quantum hardware development. This article was generated with the support of AI and reviewed by an editor. For more information see our T&C.
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WiMi Achieves Coexistence of Lightweight Design and High Performance by Efficiently Embedding Quantum Modules into U-Net
, (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- (NASDAQ: WiMi) ("WiMi" or the "Company"), a leading global Hologram Augmented Reality ("AR") Technology provider, released a breakthrough achievement -- a hybrid quantum-classical deep learning technology based on parameter-efficient quantum modules, QB-Net (Quantum Bottleneck Network). This technology achieves a major breakthrough by embedding lightweight quantum computing modules into the classical U-Net deep learning architecture, reducing the number of parameters in the bottleneck layer by up to 30 times while maintaining performance comparable to that of the classical U-Net. This research and development outcome not only demonstrates the cutting-edge potential of hybrid quantum-classical artificial intelligence but also provides a brand-new optimization paradigm for traditional deep learning architectures. The core advantage of quantum computing lies in its ability to express high-dimensional information through the superposition states of qubits and perform linear operations in exponentially dimensional spaces, endowing it with expressive and transformative capabilities that surpass classical architectures. However, at the current stage, quantum hardware is still unable to support large-scale quantum neural networks or construct complete quantum U-Net or quantum Transformer. Therefore, WiMi has taken a completely different path: instead of building fully quantized AI models, it constructs quantum enhancement modules. This concept stems from a key observation: the bottleneck layer of deep networks is essentially a problem of high-density expression of high-dimensional features, while quantum states are naturally suited to express extremely high-dimensional vector spaces. When a classical network requires tens of thousands of parameters to accomplish a mapping task, a single quantum state can theoretically achieve the same or even higher expressive power with only a few dozen qubits. This means that as long as classical features can be mapped into quantum states and transformed through quantum circuits, it is possible to achieve equivalent capabilities with extremely low parameter counts. Based on this idea, WiMi designed a pluggable Quantum Bottleneck Module. This module takes minimal parameter count, structural stability, trainability, and the ability to be integrated into classical networks as its core objectives and has been embedded into the classical U-Net, forming QB-Net. QB-Net retains the overall structure of U-Net, including the encoder, upsampling path, and skip connections. However, at the bottleneck layer position, the traditional multiple convolutional layers are replaced with a quantum feature compression-transformation-reconstruction module. This module consists of three key steps: The first step is the encoding of classical features into quantum states. The encoding module uses techniques such as linear projection or amplitude encoding to map the classical feature tensor into a compact vector form suitable for entering quantum circuits. The design of the encoding strategy follows two major principles: minimizing the number of qubits as much as possible while preserving the key information of the features without loss. The second step is feature transformation through quantum circuits, which is the core link of the entire system and the key to parameter efficiency. A traditional convolutional bottleneck layer may contain hundreds of thousands or even millions of parameters, whereas a quantum circuit requires only tens to hundreds of adjustable rotation parameters to achieve equivalent expressive transformation. WiMi uses parameterized quantum circuits (PQC) and builds a deeply controllable quantum state transformer through layer stacking. The quantum circuit includes entanglement structures to ensure sufficient information flow between qubits, forming higher-dimensional representation capabilities than classical linear transformations. The third step is decoding the quantum state back into a classical tensor. The results obtained from quantum measurement are reconstructed through a classical integration and correction module and finally returned to the decoding path of the classical U-Net. The features compressed through the quantum bottleneck retain expressive power yet complete the filtering and abstraction of high-dimensional information with an extremely low number of parameters. The entire process can be directly embedded into existing models without modifying the U-Net architecture or changing the training paradigm, achieving true "plug-and-play quantum enhancement". The release of WiMi's QB-Net marks a key step forward for our company on the path of quantum AI technology. It not only proves that quantum computing can deliver real value right now but also demonstrates the enormous potential of deep integration between quantum technology and deep learning. In the future, hybrid quantum-classical architectures will no longer be regarded as transitional technologies but will become one of the mainstream forms of AI for a long time to come. QB-Net represents a brand-new way of thinking: letting quantum computing become the most valuable part of artificial intelligence rather than the entirety. The hybrid deep learning framework based on parameter-efficient quantum modules will bring a new structural optimization paradigm to the global AI industry and provide a completely new performance improvement path for enterprise-level intelligent systems. About (NASDAQ: WiMi) focuses on holographic cloud services, primarily concentrating on professional fields such as in-vehicle AR holographic HUD, 3D holographic pulse LiDAR, head-mounted light field holographic devices, holographic semiconductors, holographic cloud software, holographic car navigation, metaverse holographic AR/VR devices, and metaverse holographic cloud software. It covers multiple aspects of holographic AR technologies, including in-vehicle holographic AR technology, 3D holographic pulse LiDAR technology, holographic vision semiconductor technology, holographic software development, holographic AR virtual advertising technology, holographic AR virtual entertainment technology, holographic ARSDK payment, interactive holographic virtual communication, metaverse holographic AR technology, and metaverse virtual cloud services. WiMi is a comprehensive holographic cloud technology solution provider. For more information, please visit http://ir.wimiar.com. Translation Disclaimer The original version of this announcement is the officially authorized and only legally binding version. If there are any inconsistencies or differences in meaning between the Chinese translation and the original version, the original version shall prevail. and related institutions and individuals make no guarantees regarding the translated version and assume no responsibility for any direct or indirect losses caused by translation inaccuracies.
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WiMi Hologram Cloud Inc. shares jumped after announcing two quantum computing breakthroughs that integrate quantum modules into classical deep learning systems. The AR technology provider's MC-QCNN and QB-Net innovations reduce parameters by up to 30 times while maintaining performance, marking a shift from theoretical quantum AI toward commercial implementation in image classification, medical imaging, and video analysis applications.
WiMi Hologram Cloud Inc. (NASDAQ: WIMI) experienced significant stock gains this week after announcing two major advances in hybrid quantum-classical AI technology. The AR technology provider's shares surged 11.3% on Monday following the launch of its Quantum Convolutional Neural Network for Multi-Channel Supervised Learning (MC-QCNN), then climbed another 8.1% on Friday with the reveal of its Quantum Bottleneck Network (QB-Net)
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. These developments signal a critical shift in quantum AI from laboratory experimentation toward practical AI applications, addressing a key challenge facing the industry: how to leverage quantum computing advantages without waiting for large-scale quantum hardware.The MC-QCNN technology represents WiMi's approach to processing multi-channel data efficiently through quantum computing. Unlike traditional methods, the system uses quantum circuit convolution kernels built with single-bit rotation gates and controlled parameterized gates to maintain robustness against quantum decoherence
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. The technology compresses and encodes data from multiple channels into quantum states, performing convolution-like processing through parameterized quantum circuits. This architecture enables the system to learn high-order cross-channel features such as texture-color co-occurrence and multispectral energy distribution correlations, offering advantages in image classification, medical imaging, video analysis, and multimodal monitoring applications. WiMi has developed a hybrid framework where classical computing handles loss function calculation and parameter updating, while the quantum module manages forward propagation and quantum state evolution, creating a practical bridge between quantum and classical systems.The QB-Net innovation tackles a fundamental challenge in deep learning architectures: the bottleneck layer's computational intensity. By embedding quantum modules into the classical U-Net architecture, WiMi achieved parameter reduction of up to 30 times while maintaining performance comparable to traditional methods
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. The breakthrough stems from a key insight: quantum states can naturally express extremely high-dimensional vector spaces with relatively few qubits. Where classical networks require tens of thousands of parameters for mapping tasks, a quantum state can theoretically achieve equivalent or superior expressive power with only dozens of qubits. The Quantum Bottleneck Module operates through three steps: encoding classical features into quantum states, transforming them through quantum circuits with adjustable rotation parameters, and decoding quantum states back into classical tensors. This pluggable design integrates seamlessly into existing models without requiring architectural overhauls.Related Stories
WiMi's strategy deliberately avoids building fully quantized AI models, recognizing that current quantum hardware cannot support large-scale quantum neural networks. Instead, the company constructs quantum enhancement modules that deliver value at the present stage of quantum hardware development
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. The approach positions embedding quantum modules as a new optimization paradigm for traditional deep learning architectures, demonstrating that quantum computing can provide practical benefits today rather than remaining confined to theoretical research. As quantum hardware performance improves, these hybrid systems offer a pathway for gradual scaling and commercial implementation across industries requiring efficient processing of complex, multi-dimensional data.Summarized by
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