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Infleqtion CTO says quantum computing could one day help make $AAPL iPhone batteries last years instead of hours but future is QPUs working alongside $NVDA GPUs and CPUs rather than replacing them.

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Sam Badawi26 days ago

A phenomenal interview with them!

rugger26 days ago

lol...hopes n dreams. there is nothing there

Macro Bombastic26 days ago

10 years is wild but yeah quantum plus gpus is the realistic path

iFone26 days ago

batteries lasting years when mine can barely make it to dinner, i'll believe it when i see it lol

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