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Quantum computers will hit meaningful scale in about three years with thousands to tens of thousands of qubits. Today's devices have around 100. AI will be key to solving error correction and keeping qubits stable long enough to actually work.
Quantum computers will hit meaningful scale in about three years with thousands to tens of thousands of qubits. Today's devices have around 100. AI will be key to solving error correction and keeping qubits stable long enough to actually work.
What's your view? How far are we on quantum computing? AI is one thing, but quantum computing and AI together is a whole different universe.
Our dream is in this administration, which means in the next 3 and a quarter years, we're going to have quantum computing at a meaningful scale. Wow. Quantum computing is part of our computing system even today. It's just at a smaller scale. You know, we have 100 qubits or something. We can get to thousands or tens of thousands of qubits, which are quantum bits. It is very meaningful in our ability to calculate or simulate certain things. You know, there's different things classical computers are better at, and there's different things quantum computing is better at. But I, I think it's also going to be relatively soon, and AI is part of the answer there too. It's going to help us see the most efficient way to get longer-lasting qubits and to do— and, and to solve this error correction problem.
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