It should be noted that while quantum computers in this regime don’t outperform classical computers, they still can do sensible calculations. Aside from the toy

It should be noted that while quantum computers in this regime don’t outperform classical computers, they still can do sensible calculations. Aside from the toy calculations like producing a Bell state, it seems that the “Hello World” of quantum computing is becoming calculating energies of simple molecular configurations, like dihydrogen. Given that it’s computing something via a bonafide programming language, I don’t think it’s unfair to call it a “quantum computer”.