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This is basically a tautology and true for any piece of programmable technology. But, of course, Intel wants to drum up some PR around (quantum-related) softwar
by reikonomusha 4y ago
This is basically a tautology and true for any piece of programmable technology. But, of course, Intel wants to drum up some PR around (quantum-related) software they recently announced.
For the time being, without a doubt, hardware is the gating factor to the success of quantum computers. Theorists and engineers have built a ton of algorithms and software already, waiting to have hardware that performs even just barely sufficiently to handle them.
- svnt 4y agoYeah this article is a nothingburger of Intel still aspiring to software margins. I wish they could just own it and be happy to make cool reference designs and go back to winning at hardware.
- redanddead 4y agoWhat do you think it'll look like when it happens? What are we going to do with it? it's crazy
- Arkhaine_kupo 4y agoMostly this https://twitter.com/QuantumMemeing/status/1574324144870547456 https://twitter.com/QuantumMemeing/status/157432414487054745...
- daoist_shaman 4y agoHardware is the gating factor to all human progress. Materials science is so woefully behind that we’re still charging up electrolytic batteries like it’s 1859.