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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 Badawi19 gün önce

A phenomenal interview with them!

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rugger19 gün önce

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

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Macro Bombastic19 gün önce

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

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iFone19 gün önce

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

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