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A non-general quantum computer could still be considered to be a "quantum computer" in the way that physicists use the term. We'd definitely consider a computer
by johncolanduoni 10y ago
A non-general quantum computer could still be considered to be a "quantum computer" in the way that physicists use the term. We'd definitely consider a computer that could "only" run Shor's algorithm to be one, so that's not a reason to write off the D-Wave.