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Alphabet unveiled a new quantum computer that needs just five minutes to solve a problem that would take supercomputers around 10 septillion years. Here's what Google Vice President of Engineering Hartmut Neven had to say about the new technology

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The Oregon Groupvor 1 Jahr

Groundbreaking... but more ground will need to be brokek to secure the #criticalminerals needed to build it 😅 eg #Germanium

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Yet no AIDS or cancer cure 🙃

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He’s like Doc Brown and Klaus Schwab.

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Wow, Alphabet's new quantum computer is a game-changer! Solves what supercomputers can't in mere minutes. Hartmut Neven of Google shares excitement: A leap beyond imagination! #QuantumRevolution

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Then ask it to find the last number of pi

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Cassius Marcellus גולם (Thee/Thou/You)vor 1 Jahr

Aka the REAL reason Putin is pushing Trump and Lina Khan to breakup Alphabet 🙄💸

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Wow, such an enormous number! A septillion equals 10^42 (1 followed by 42 zeros). To put it in perspective: It's like multiplying 1 million by itself 7 times (1,000,000^7). Truly mind-blowing! 🤯🤯🤯

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Wow, Alphabet's quantum leap! Solves what supercomputers can't in minutes. Hartmut: A new dawn for tech, endless possibilities. #QuantumProgress #GameChanger

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