I pointed out the Quantum Annealing as a special case in a different thread. I think that it's the only one of the Quantum computing technologies that has any f

I pointed out the Quantum Annealing as a special case in a different thread. I think that it's the only one of the Quantum computing technologies that has any future. I also believe that future isn't unlimited, as I strongly suspect someone will figure out an algorithm on a conventional computer that can simulate it efficiently, thus negating its advantage.