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Perhaps? The sort of quantum computers that people are talking about now are not general purpose. So you might be able to make a useful quantum computer that is
by upofadown 10mo ago
Perhaps? The sort of quantum computers that people are talking about now are not general purpose. So you might be able to make a useful quantum computer that is not Shor's algorithm.
- gsf_emergency_6 10mo agoSimulating the Hubbard model for superconductors at large scales is significantly more likely to happen sooner than factoring RSA-2048 with Shor’s algorithm. Google have been working on this for years Don't ask me if they've the top supercomputers beat, ask Gemini :)
- tomalbrc 10mo agoGemini hallucinated me a wild answer.
- bawolff 10mo agoI don't think that's correct, the research projects the article is talking about all seem to aim at making general purpose quantum computers eventually. Obviously they haven't succeded yet, but general purpose does seem to be what they are talking about.