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This is one of the rare instances where I would say a cloud service makes sense. You're bulky, expensive, highly specialized quantum computer sits in a data cen
by IIAOPSW 9y ago
This is one of the rare instances where I would say a cloud service makes sense. You're bulky, expensive, highly specialized quantum computer sits in a data center and consumers connect to it as needed.
- neilsimp1 9y agoI listened to this [0] podcast a few days ago and that is one of the things said - it's not practical to try and put a quantum chip in every desktop/PC, but a Quantum computing service in Azure is the endgame. Right now only a simulation is offered, but the idea is that when a real Quantum service is offered, the same code that runs in the simulator can run on the Quantum service. [0] https://www.hanselminutes.com/618/quantum-computing-detangled-with-dr-krysta-svore https://www.hanselminutes.com/618/quantum-computing-detangle...