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🚨🇺🇸GOOGLE'S QUANTUM LEAP: 47-YEAR TASK INSTANTLY DONE Google's new quantum computer, Sycamore, can complete tasks in moments that would take supercomputers 47 years. With 70 qubits, it’s 241 million times more robust than its predecessor. This advancement pushes the boundaries of computational power, potentially revolutionizing fields like climate science... show more

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Alpha-Bravo2 years ago

Someone has to stop that Google is the last company that should ever possess a super quantum computer

Vincent Van Code2 years ago

Once quantum computers become mainstream, human life as we know it will change forever. Cure for diseases, super materials, super batteries, new rocket systems, and dare I say it interstellar travel. Instead people freaking out that their crypto wallet containing $1000 of crypto is gonna get hacked.

AllYourTech2 years ago

watch out once they get to 128 or 256 qubits. That's when you can start to crack all major encryption methods.

G. Irvin O'Sullivan2 years ago

I kinda want to see what happens when they load up an A.I. on one of them there quantum computational machine thingys. An absolutely dystopian hell scape?

Ivan Kircanski2 years ago

Can we run Solitaire on it?

Soak2 years ago

Excited for the debate tonight 🔥 CA: #MAGAONSOL 🇺🇸 @magamemesol $MAGA $SOL sfYDFZJguyF4YLZjje7qwwh41NRymFfZ3QXZbVm7Eyg

DESpaceX2 years ago

Quantum computing is not a general data processing computer. It can’t even run Lotus 1,2,3. It only solves for convergence of reduction equations. The magic is in asking the right questions solving for the right narrowly-defined problems.

Yogini2 years ago

We just pulled this out of some warehouse… or maybe it’s been there all along🤔 Shut-down globe Centralize Kill off old order/people Centralize Devolution-Bankruptcy Centralize Digital Centralize Quantum (4) years 🤔 It’s all so random.

Arman2 years ago

So if google wanted too, soon they could hack the Bitcoin blockchain and render it useless.

Chris Hackney2 years ago

The technology they show the public is probably 5 to 10 yrs behind where we’re at now.

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