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The difficulty of scaling quantum computers is that maintaining coherence requires making the noise floor exponentially low, because every qubit has a relations
by akvadrako 7y ago
The difficulty of scaling quantum computers is that maintaining coherence requires making the noise floor exponentially low, because every qubit has a relationship to every other.
So the quantum equivalent of Moore's law is adding a single qubit every 18 months, which roughly doubles it's speed.
- The_rationalist 7y agoIt has yet to be proven that adding one qubit double it's speed. Btw there is no actual hardware implementation of a logic gate with Qubit. I think quantum computing is a big load of bullshit taking a lot of funding that should be redirected at things like fighting ageing research.