Respect to Suomi! But remember, with great power comes great responsiblity.
How does it compare to Intel Pentium III?
Does this invalidate Bitcoin’s security or does it need to improve more to do that?
Can it run Doom yet?
Their first qubit was called yxi
Yay
I googled what quantum computers would be used for and got this answer:
>Quantum computers can be used in taking large manufacturing data sets on operational failures and translating them to combinatoric challenges that, when paired with a quantum-inspired algorithm, can identify which part of a complex manufacturing process contributed to incidents of product failure
I don’t know what that means really.
As a Physics and CS student, the race for Quantum Computing really excites me. Right now, the US leads with as many QC patents then the next 9 countries combined. China is definitely going to be America’s toughest competitor. As a Nordic, I am so proud of Finland and maybe I’ll work there in the future who knows.
5 qubits compared to IBM 127…
*insert meme “it’s something”*
congrats, anyway, you have joined the quantum master race!
This is good, but at this point its the Internet Explorer of quantum processors. Most others are > 100
Finally, ray tracing Minecraft
To put it into perspective, IBM recently crossed the 100 qubit mark and is expected to reach 1,000 qubits in 2023.
I’m behind on all this, but I’m assuming they’ve finally figured out quantum processing? It’s been some years so I don’t remember all the details of it but that’s huge!
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Notably the key technologies like the processor, cooling equipment and software have all been made in Finland.
Awesome
perkele saatana 5-million binland is going guandum :-DDDDDD
congrats, definitely not jealous
Do I look like someone who knows what a [Qubit](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qubit) is?
Respect to Suomi! But remember, with great power comes great responsiblity.
How does it compare to Intel Pentium III?
Does this invalidate Bitcoin’s security or does it need to improve more to do that?
Can it run Doom yet?
Their first qubit was called yxi
Yay
I googled what quantum computers would be used for and got this answer:
>Quantum computers can be used in taking large manufacturing data sets on operational failures and translating them to combinatoric challenges that, when paired with a quantum-inspired algorithm, can identify which part of a complex manufacturing process contributed to incidents of product failure
I don’t know what that means really.
As a Physics and CS student, the race for Quantum Computing really excites me. Right now, the US leads with as many QC patents then the next 9 countries combined. China is definitely going to be America’s toughest competitor. As a Nordic, I am so proud of Finland and maybe I’ll work there in the future who knows.
5 qubits compared to IBM 127…
*insert meme “it’s something”*
congrats, anyway, you have joined the quantum master race!
This is good, but at this point its the Internet Explorer of quantum processors. Most others are > 100
Finally, ray tracing Minecraft
To put it into perspective, IBM recently crossed the 100 qubit mark and is expected to reach 1,000 qubits in 2023.
I’m behind on all this, but I’m assuming they’ve finally figured out quantum processing? It’s been some years so I don’t remember all the details of it but that’s huge!
So how long until they can project the future?