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With transistor junctions down to the size of an atom, quantum computers are bound to become reality very soon.
Great article; thanks for posting it (even if I am a bit slow to pick up on it).
One of the things that makes the work huge is fact checking the results.
My test equip takes me out to .000000000 decimal places.
I round that to .000 for practical applications and .000000000 for precision applications
These guys are looking at .000000000000000000 or something to that effect. How can you prove that there are no physical influences in the raw data or mistakes in the math that are misleading?
I look at things in nanoseconds. I will trust the big guys to figure this out.
I can understand two’s complements and have a inkling of I&Q pairs, but this stuff blows my mind.
This is way harder to understand than J K valence shells.
I am in over my head LOL
Wonder which generation of quantum computers will become aware?
Sorry to be cynical, but I’ll venture to guess this will immediately be outsourced to the PRC and we’ll go further into debt.