quantum computing

“I think quantum computing is on kind of like the way AI was back in 2018. It's on a few scaling laws where you can definitely sort of squint and see that, you know, in five to 10 years, this is going to be A really, really impactful technology.”

“I think the one thing that has changed around quantum computing is a sort of, maybe it is closer than we think, and then the threat actors are, you know, stealing data now, so they will be able to decrypt it later once they, you know, figure it out.”

“And I'm quite optimistic that we are going to see these real life applications in the framework of about five years.”

“Our current generation annealing quantum computer, it's called Advantage two, It's a 4500 qubit quantum computer. It's the largest and most powerful computer in the world. it does not require, nor does it have error correction, but yet, as I said, it's the on…”

“Quantum computing is energy efficient computing for solving very hard computational problems. And I say energy efficient computing because quantum computers consume very little electricity, and yet they are very powerful.”

“The early evidence From our work with Shinogi indicates that there is an ability for quantum to deliver better, faster trained models and aid in reducing power consumption.”

“A million cubits in three years. I mean, it doesn't quite even pass the red face test.”

“I think we will start to see this benefit emerge this year or early next year.”

“So I actually think we're going to start to see useful applications in the next five or so years from quantum computing.”