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It is an interesting paper, and I can see how the D-Wave architecture would be well suited to it, but, as slide 6 says: > The Question that drove us... Is ther
by microtherion 8y ago
It is an interesting paper, and I can see how the D-Wave architecture would be well suited to it, but, as slide 6 says:
> The Question that drove us... Is there a real-world problem that could be addressed with a Quantum Computer?
So it's a classical case of a solution in search of a problem.
- krastanov 8y agoI agree. Even more, their slide is a bit misleading as well. They do not have a quantum computer, they have a "quantum annealing machine" which is not more powerful than a classical computer.
- deftnerd 8y agoThis free API seems like a smart idea then. Since they're a solution in search of a problem, letting the crowd figure out what problems might be suited for their architecture could help them determine what industries they can offer services to.