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tl,dr: Not now, maybe in a few years/decades. A quantum computer is a special purpose computer. There are only a handful of algorithms known which really do be
by ktpsns 7y ago
tl,dr: Not now, maybe in a few years/decades.
A quantum computer is a special purpose computer. There are only a handful of algorithms known which really do better on quantum computers then on classical ones. Actually building a quantum computer is quite similar to setting up other high precision extreme matter lab physics experiments. Of course knowledge of quantum mechanics is neccessary to engineer such an experiment/computer. Evventually better quantum simulations will allow for building quantum systems which are better controllable. In the end we will probably have a similiar "self-accelerating" situation as with classical computers (which serve to develop more fancy classical computers).