Message from @Hercules
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the only possibility of commercialized quantum computers would have to be if they were able to miniaturize them down enough to the point that the overall cost of shielding and cooling wasn't completely overwhelming
not to mention even then you could only have it as a desk top
And it has significant boosts over classical computing, in certain areas like O(n^2) problems
if cloud computing becomes even more mainstream and everyone starts getting fiber internet, I could imagine having data centers that are climate controlled and shielded to have many quantum computers
and you would simply just stream it to your client machine
which would still be silicon
the study involving the rat was similar, except in the case of the rat, it died of starvation as it just sat there pressing the button @F-Star
Quantum computing is *very* good at searching through databases
friendly reminder that cell phones are at the same stage
So yeah, Google would be using it
snapdragon 845 is 10nm
and the snapdragon 1000 will be 7nm
the 1015 or whatever will be 5nm
and that's it
What is mores law?
CISC cpu's don't even exist anymore
I think there is at least a possibility that small scale quantum computing would be possible to install in your home, if only at the cost of living space - like installing a fridge
All AMD / Intel CPU's are RISC based now
RISC 5 is a thing
and use a microcontroller to convert all the instructions
for better efficiency
ARM CPU's don't convert CISC instructions, they are controlled directly
@pixiys moore's law was basically an observation that every 10 months, cpu's doubled in efficiency
I think
18 months
and it has been slowing down since 2008
the law of diminishing returns
Moore was right
Oh, then what is the other one that's the smallest it can go
the other was memory
the smallest theoretically possible to fabricate a CPU
is a 5nm node
Really, that big?
most consumer machines are on 14nm now
I wonder if quark computing is possible
Didn't they make a 1nm transistors?
Ryzen is on 10nm or 7nm
I said nm
Not mm
nano meter