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we're already at the point where ppl don't buy new PCs because they are still fast enough. getting to the point where silicon development stops and full-on qua
by conformal 13y ago
we're already at the point where ppl don't buy new PCs because they are still fast enough.
getting to the point where silicon development stops and full-on quantum computing begins has been a long time coming. these d-wave machines are still a long ways from a proper quantum computer.
- FreeFull 13y agoThere is also the option of alternative substrates, such as graphene, carbon nanotubes or doped diamond. Diamond could operate at higher temperatures and frequencies (giving us better single-threaded performance again). Graphene would be more suited to the current manufacturing process. I don't know much about nanotube processors other than that they are in research too.