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It doesn't look like a scam. When you sign up, you get an API key, and you can get an SDK and submit problems to it. I'm not enough of a mathematician to be ab
by core-questions 8y ago
It doesn't look like a scam. When you sign up, you get an API key, and you can get an SDK and submit problems to it.
I'm not enough of a mathematician to be able to formulate anything, but there's a growing list of people that have been able to get useful results from it.
- samstave 8y agoWhere can one see the results of a useful result.. and by that i mean Submitted problem X to Dwave cost $Y and returned in Z minutes. Vs Problem X cost $A and returned in W minutes from AWS...
- Dylan16807 8y agoNo one questions its ability to do some amount of math. The doubt is in how it scales.
- jorgec 8y agoI don't know which part of "we are running a quantum computer but we don't wanna show you" (they are saying the same during 10 years), is not a scam?. They could run the api in a server and sells us as it runs in a quantum machine.