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From the time Intel released their 8008 microprocessor to the launch of the 80x86 series that ushered in the PC revolution, we have seen practical uses of compu
by vivegi 4y ago
From the time Intel released their 8008 microprocessor to the launch of the 80x86 series that ushered in the PC revolution, we have seen practical uses of computers. A natural progression of that chip revolution is what we are seeing as the ubiquitous presence of powerful chips (1000x or more powerful than the early microprocessors) in devices like phones, televisions, tablets, laptops etc.,
We made progress from the two qubit Quantum computer in 1998 to 54 qubit computer in 2019 to 127 qubit computer from IBM in 2021 to the 433 qubit IBM osprey announced here.
Where are the practical applications in Quantum Computing when we are seeing a similar kind of scale breakthrough playing out over the last 25 years?