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More than 500 qubits is enough for shore's algorithm to destroy everything
by HNLurker2 7y ago
More than 500 qubits is enough for shore's algorithm to destroy everything
- fhars 7y agoThat is for perfect mathematical qbits. Real qbits are always noisy, and you need at least 1500 real qbits to emulate a perfect qbit with reasonable certainty, putting your number in the same ballpark as the number of 20M noisy qbits from the article.
- HNLurker2 7y agoSo they can use shore's algorithm?
- lalaithion 7y ago*Shor's algorithm