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If your standards are low enough that you would say superconductivity appears in nature, then quantum computing certainly does.
by knzhou 7y ago
If your standards are low enough that you would say superconductivity appears in nature, then quantum computing certainly does.
- raverbashing 7y ago> But of course on planet earth at least it is hard for nature to use things requiring too high or low temperatures So, no, superconductivity probably does not exist in nature
- knzhou 7y agoMost candidates for quantum computing also require extremely low temperatures — in fact, lower than the ones for superconductivity.