https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Z98moTOa7Y&list=WL&index=284&t=0s

the first quantum computers will probably show up in labs in the arctic

https://spectrum.ieee.org/tech-talk/computing/hardware/how-much-power-will-quantum-computing-need

because it needs to be supercooled

and i think the arctic makes it cheaper due to the environment

just conjecture

heh

quantum computers take a hell of a lot of power regardless

i could only really see them operating on like cruise ships or giant space ships or something

simulations

To watch those wrist rockets

in Doom 2016, the AI that runs the space station is called VEGA

and he's run by a quantum computer

but the power plant needed to supercool the processor is like 10 square kilometers

But can quantum computers run minecraft?

and the entire level is set in that power plant

:V

i dunno how realistic that is, but i was like okay

can they run minecraft

oh they float georgie, they float

yikes

"Quantum computing’s big advantages probably won’t begin to emerge until engineers build machines with many thousands or possibly millions of qubits."

yeah...

how big of a cooling center would that require? me thinks 10 square km

:V

power plant to cool the processor that is

it needs to be kept very close to absolute zero

otherwise 'noise' fucks up the processing and it gets all these weird bugs

We're STILL on this

on what?

you don't want to be on it?

can they run minecraft? well they can probably simulate pennywise the clown, so let that tell you something

Such a libtarded thing to say

the fk does that even mean, by simulate him you mean... ❓

quantum computers don't even perform more operations per second

iirc it's something like they take exponentially less operations to reach the correct answer

so they won't even be faster than normal computers

for small calculations

you can't really play video games on a quantum computer

but you can simulate weather patterns on it

you can play every possible game of dota at once on one of them