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Quantum computing will never be the future of computing. If we manage to make it work, it will at best be something like a TPU: a specialized processor for acce
by OkayPhysicist 6y ago
Quantum computing will never be the future of computing. If we manage to make it work, it will at best be something like a TPU: a specialized processor for accelerating specific tasks. It will always be faster and easier to build more powerful classical computers than an equivalently fast quantum machine.
- needAnAltHN 6y agoEli5 Quantum computing only solves a few specific problems. Like showing every possible outcome. For instance print(x), and your goal is to get a through z. But if the problem is linear, like 2+2, it doesn't help to have quantum computing.