Q&A: Quantum Computing in the 21st Century – with David Jamieson
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Published 2022-09-29
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This talk was recorded at the Ri on 5 July 2022.
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All Comments (9)
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Fascinating talk!
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Very illuminating way explained by David few bits really fitting at least for my understanding.
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Excellent idea to leap-flog the approach to the experiment. Thank you so the lecture.
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17:02, The voice of the last questioner is very melodious. [DiowE]
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I never even thought of a billion qbit device. I wonder if they can do it in my life time.
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In the risk of not getting an answer, I'll try anyway : lets say we have devices (aka quantumcomputers) each with same amount of q-bits, one device from intel, one from google and one like shown in the video. When we "launch" a same program/algo/calculation on each device, will there be differences on the application speed? might one of the devices be faster in finding a solution? (and yes i assume we are building the "cpu" first and then wonder what we can do with it) 🤣
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:)
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Couldn't P-atoms be implanted very orderly by single atom writing with an STM or an AFM?
