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It means that they transcended the "works on my machine" stage, and can reliably run a quantum algorithm on more than one different quantum computer.
by nine_k 1y ago
It means that they transcended the "works on my machine" stage, and can reliably run a quantum algorithm on more than one different quantum computer.
- cluckindan 1y agoThey haven’t, though?
- nine_k 1y agoAt least they claim that: «Quantum verifiability means the result can be repeated on our quantum computer — or any other of the same caliber — to get the same answer, confirming the result. This repeatable, beyond-classical computation is the basis for scalable verification.» (emph. mine) But apparently they haven't demonstrated the actual portability between two different quantum computers.
- zingar 1y agoWhat’s the difference between the claim that they’re making and what you say they haven’t done?
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- rdlw 1y agoSaying something and doing something are different. They claim it is true, but they haven't demonstrated it by doing it. If a company says they've built the fastest car in the world, a reasonable response is "ok, let's see it drive faster than any other car can", even though they already said that it can do that.