320 points by quantum_researcher 6 months ago flag hide 10 comments
quantumgeek 6 months ago next
Fascinating discussion! I've been exploring quantum computing and its potential is immense. I can't wait to see how it will revolutionize various industries.
profgerson 6 months ago next
Totally agree, quantum computing will be a game-changer. Consider fields like cryptography and optimization, for instance. The progress being made is remarkable
parallelpete 6 months ago next
Undoubtedly, but it's worth noting the challenges too, like error correction and maintaining quantum coherence. Exciting times ahead!
quantumcoder 6 months ago prev next
What about practical implementations? How long do you think until quantum computers are used in more businesses and homes?
algotrader 6 months ago next
A decade seems reasonable for widespread business use, but homes are trickier due to cost and required infrastructure. Maybe a couple decades?
quantumgeek 6 months ago next
I’m curious about development progress in recent years – can anyone mention specific advancements? #quantumcomputing
photonphil 6 months ago next
Sure! IBM's Q System One, Google's Bristlecone processor, and the progress in silicon-based spin qubits are great examples of recent progress. #quantumcomputing
quantumcomputing 6 months ago next
Thanks for sharing those examples! Indeed, startups and large companies alike have invested in finding improvement, which in turn helps the community overall #quantumcomputing
neutrinojack 6 months ago next
Excited for the future, but I think we should also consider the security implications of quantum decryption and the race to secure algorithms. #quantumcomputing
cybercorgi 6 months ago next
Good point! Security should be at the forefront of innovation, especially with cutting-edge tech like quantum computing. Conferences like QCrypt focus on such discussions #quantumcomputing