Quantum advantage may not be the perfect term, but it seems to be a better fit than quantum supremacy. The former term conveys a sense that it has a limited sco

Quantum advantage may not be the perfect term, but it seems to be a better fit than quantum supremacy. The former term conveys a sense that it has a limited scope, while the latter seems to imply that it beats classical across the board, or in the majority of cases, or even just in the ones we care about. I get that the term quantum supremacy was coined long ago, by people who were most likely not looking at the event with the degree of granularity that our present technologies require. It's just unfortunate that what made sense on a macro level becomes illogical when looking at the minutiae. Although I suppose this IS fitting in a way, since it parallels quantum mechanics itself.