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Encouraging to see the whole field of quantum computing now beginning to take seriously the datacenter-like scaling challenges which motivated our founders to choose photons 25 years ago. Hear more from Pete Shadbolt tomorrow at NVIDIA's Quantum Day #GTC25.

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Sandeep DIXIT1 year ago

@PeteShadbolt This is exciting ! High potential - can fuel QC proliferation.

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