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D-Wave announces its next-gen quantum computing platform
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I dont see how a room temp superconductor could help in a quantum computer. They need the cold to stop the particles vibrating and to lower the noise so they can get the quantum coherence and effects out of it.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 59830288 This is where terahertz light-induced supercurrents might help. There simply isn't enough time for noise or thermal effects to even occur...it even breaks symmetry. (There is still much room for research here, so don't expect true quantum processors for a little while.) Im curious as to your opinion on whether you believe animals and insects carry out quantum calculations in what can be called a warm quantum computer? and if that means we can also build warm quantum computers in the future? i watched that documentary on quantum biology suggesting a robin can navigate by seeing the earth's magnetic field utilizing quantum calculations inside its eye, and i also read that bees somehow know the shortest route from flower to flower that should take a supercomputer to figure out, but clearly they can do it in a much more efficient way. Would you believe that I was actually thinking about this exact thing (even insects) when I was telling that douchebag to eat his feet? ;) (The answer is a resounding yes.)
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