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Current quantum processors are not useful for anything, so it can't aid design of classical computers (among other things).
by sanxiyn 7y ago
Current quantum processors are not useful for anything, so it can't aid design of classical computers (among other things).
- ulises314 7y agoThey can't even exist (IMO), adiabatic quantum computing relies on the (huge) assumption that the world is not discreet, I subscribe to Gerard 'T Hooft's theory that the world is in fact a cellular automata; this means that we'll be seeing more and more "breakthroughs" (this is not the first, remember?) that will not translate into technology until someone smart enough comes and tells everybody that they are chasing a pipe dream caused by the lack of a good interpretation of what actually happens with the things Schrödinger's gives a distribution for.