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It's an interesting theory but like most items in quantum computing it is purely theoretical. Not sure how much it would cost to build. I hope someone gets a g
by kjrose 6y ago
It's an interesting theory but like most items in quantum computing it is purely theoretical. Not sure how much it would cost to build.
I hope someone gets a grant to work out the engineering difficulties in this.
- reikonomusha 6y agoI would say most items in quantum computing are not theoretical. They’ve been demonstrated. Moreover, quantum physics is by far our most accurate theory of physics we have What is still hypothesized is whether these elements, which have been demonstrated to work in small numbers (<100), will work in large numbers.
- AlanYx 6y agoUntil someone successfully demonstrates an error-corrected qubit, it's probably fair to still call a lot of work in the quantum computing realm theoretical.