Bad News for Quantum Computing: Another Advantage Gone

> jokes that no one understands quantum physics
> immediately advertises a course on subject without any requirements

thats on 127 qbits though, still pretty damn impressive

You can keep on pushing traditional semiconductor computers as far as lithography allows, and you can go as massively parallel as your power budget allows. I don't see quantum computers becoming anywhere near useful in the coming 10 years. Hell, nuclear fusion has seen better progress.

Danger we will be the problem

Computers are not safe

IBM helped Germany

So it means we can use wifi and mobile cellular phones for some time

😂

I dont think people realize just how important the advancement to the speed of material science is.

The ammount of undiscovered potential chemicals, alloys, and other materials is frankly staggering. The amount of stuff you could do if you had the right material is crazy.

The question remains can you use a quantum computer to discover materials that help build a quantum computer ad advance ivilisation as a whole.

Is their a material that is undiscovered that will be as revolutionary as steel or bronze.

The last time i investigated quantum computing i was told that you need a system next to the QC which is almost as massive as the calculation you are trying to do using the qbits.. meaning, you don't actually need the qbits in the first place.

Hopefully technology develops to allow qubits to remain coherent for longer times.

Have you ever heard of IBM Research?

I love your attention to detail to follow up past "claims" to the present time where they are debunked.

Since we do not fully understand the quantum world, and this connect the
"both worlds" maby it is smart to try build a quantum computer, - and ofcorse it will put pressure on the "ordinary" computer
progress 😎

I TOTALLY AGREE

Ich glaube abseits von Kryptologie ist mit den QC nicht viel zu machen.

Quantum ising model is the simplest model that shows quantum phase transition.

In other words you say, that the development of Quantum Computing is defined by the Laws of Physics? So much for the Skynet! 🥴😆

Modern computers wouldn't exist without understanding gained from quantum physics. Are they not also quantum computers?

and I think that the entertainment value of German humor is greatly underappreciated. 😕

sheer fickle nature of quantum computing is what really gives it such a massive disadvantage against conventional computers. I do think quantum computers should still be developed and advanced because I do believe there will be a special use for them in the future, but for now, there need to be specially made in such a hugely inefficient way holds them back for any real practical use.

Watches this as he reviews the setup and use of Jupyter Notebook in preparation for learning PyTorch. Remembers dropping the one Physics class in college realizing he doesn't get the math and will be up to his neck in coding assignments.

It's the Trisolarians trying to keep Earth science down, guys.

For the first time someone helped me understand what a quantum computer is. The key words were "data storage". I realize that's obvious to some but now I get it......I think. It seems to me the idea behind quantum computing is to allow the computer to "multitask" but on a crazy level.

Not a use case for a whole quantum computer but useful IMO: a random number generator circuit that uses quantum effects. Something that like would make encryption more robust

Quantum computers seem to be the same as nuclear fusion. They have been 20 years away for the last 60 years.

Everything takes time, the first airplane didn't fly across the Alantic

mmm, quantum mechanics. I laways found quantum entangelment interesting, quantum computers either make it or break it. seems so far theyr just breaking it. Hopefully we will understand it better in the long run

It's not drama till I hear D major arpeggios.

I can imagine the headlines now: Renowned German Physicist dishes Silicon Valley emotional damage.

The idea that because some discovery is "far away", therefore it's useless for investors, is... Such a stupid attitude?
The "gradient ascent" method of funding science is a surefire way to get stuck on a local maximum and spin your wheels without progress for decades, or until you switch to a better method.

Does it makes sense to relate dividing-by-zero undefinition and quantum uncertainty?
You can divide by zero, but when you do: all of the numbers become zero.
Sounds like the same logic breaking stuff to me.
Maybe ...
If the cat is small enough, and the box has nothing else in it, not even space; when Shrodinger opens the box: the cat isn't dead, or alive. It's gone, and the universe gets bigger ... or starts

Won’t they just use standard computers to assist quantum computers to solve the problem of short computing time of a short lived quantum entanglement. The memory of a regular computer can serve as a backup and place holder for the quantum computer. Well, I don’t know, just a thought.

If there is a problem with computing you can bet IBM will solve it.😁

Bunk.
It's the modern day version of "remote viewing psychics".
An excuse for how intelligence agencies see all your secrets.
People who are still pushing this are either farming stupid for their funding, or they too, have fallen for the modern day snake oil, fearing if they say it makes no logical sense, then they will be outed for not being "intelligent enough" to understand it. These are the smart people, being tricked into ignoring their intuition because they want to belong. To fit in. They don't want to be ostracised from their peers. They need to grow a backbone and speak out, because remaining silent in these times leads us to mandated experimental therapies, and handing over your right to move freely without being coerced into shortening their lifespan..

Disagree? Well then let's try some natural selection. The ones who choose the right path will be left to populate the world. Go on, put your money where your mouth is.

Chiniese will copy as they do everything. And others also. At the end they will make descent quantum computer sizes , flush to market.

Singapore already spent S$400m since 2002, and recently added another S$300m to quantum computing research. It's money down the drain?

Quantum computing doesn't make money. The biggest players in quantum computing such as D-Wave, Rigetti etc, annually earn less than an average female school dropout on OnlyFans.

A few years ago many of the people were completely against Electronic Vehicles. Tesla is now selling a Cyber Truck. Also not a popular thing a decade ago. Technology only gets better. I have not seen technology degrade as the days go by. The telephone did not disappear, It is now a cell phone.

I really like the idea of having a new kind of computing, than the classical computer with a ton of ultra micro, parallelized, layered hardware and software. People will get too excited pursuiting results and this is very common behaviour in research when the things are expected to... return spectacular resutls

I thoroughly enjoy all of your videos.. thank you thank you thank you 👍🏽🙏🏽👍🏽🙏🏽👍🏽

Trotterization is not a specification of the model, that is a specific way of solving the problem. In fact, it's quite general. One can use it for any given Hamiltonian to do the quantum phase estimation experiment.

YES! Quantum computers don’t do ANYTHING that conventional computers can’t. They use trinary code instead of binary, and superconductors instead of semiconductors; and they do THE EXACT SAME THING.

Are there any crazy awesome applications of Quantum mechanics out there?

Screw them harder Sabine

Does the brain already function as 1 and 0 or quantum and if quantum could we not wire it up to a conventional computer, using your mate, Elon?

Some analog computers are extremely fast and more energy efficient in some cases than digital. They just take forever to reconfigure. lol at the "5 minutes in China..." comment. So that's how they came up with DeepSeek so fast.

Feynman says that if you understand quantum mechanics you don’t understand it.