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AnimeFan188 · 2017-11-12, 13:06

Quantum Computers Mainstream in 2018 and race
ahead of Supercomputer power:

"Quantum Supremacy is when quantum computers become faster than classical
computers. Once Quantum Computers surpass classical computers they will continue to
improve at a FAR more rapid pace. Doubling the transistors on a regular chip might
achieve double the performance doubling the qubits on a quantum computer can provide
an exponential speedup depending upon the kind of problem it is trying to solve. Dwave
has shown speed ups of 10,000 time or more by doubling the qubits in their quantum
annealing systems.

This week IBM Q scientists announced that they built and measured a 50 qubit processor
prototype. IBM aims to demonstrate capabilities beyond today’s classical systems with
systems of this size."

See:

https://www.nextbigfuture.com/2017/1...ter-power.html

Is quantum computing going to leave Moore's Law in the dust?

2017-11-12, 13:06	Link #25
AnimeFan188 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008	Quantum Computers Mainstream in 2018 and race ahead of Supercomputer power: "Quantum Supremacy is when quantum computers become faster than classical computers. Once Quantum Computers surpass classical computers they will continue to improve at a FAR more rapid pace. Doubling the transistors on a regular chip might achieve double the performance doubling the qubits on a quantum computer can provide an exponential speedup depending upon the kind of problem it is trying to solve. Dwave has shown speed ups of 10,000 time or more by doubling the qubits in their quantum annealing systems. This week IBM Q scientists announced that they built and measured a 50 qubit processor prototype. IBM aims to demonstrate capabilities beyond today’s classical systems with systems of this size." See: https://www.nextbigfuture.com/2017/1...ter-power.html Is quantum computing going to leave Moore's Law in the dust?