Quantum Computer Demonstration in a Nutshell
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some key points from the d-wave q-computer presentation at science world. sorry about the volume.
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| the camera man ... ( 1 year ago by faro0485) |
| the camera man should be banned from operating a camera!!!! |
| I can't wait until ... ( 1 year ago by crypticseth) |
| I can't wait until they go commercial. With NASA admitting to building their machine (under contract) I think it could have a lot of potential. |
| Unfortunately, this ... ( 1 year ago by orkonoid) |
| Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to be a quantum computer at all, and certainly not a proof of the physical realization of one. Everything they showed was completely possible to accomplish using a classical computer. The actual implementation of a quantum computer is a long way away. Currently, the only quantum algorithms which have been demonstrated have been performed for very special cases using laser light and atoms. |
| analog computers ... ( 1 year ago by qaz8921) |
| analog computers operates be measuring continuous physical or electrical magnitudes such as pressure temperature, current or shaft rotation thats why hybrid computers is most advance than among others because it is a combination of the desirable qualities of the analog and digital computers.......... |
| There must have ... ( 1 year ago by HaywireGuy) |
| There must have been a major earth quake when you recorded this. The slides with manga girls do not make it look any better, duh! |
| Who cares about the ... ( 1 year ago by WrAth2110) |
| Who cares about the video, at least I can hear what the guy is saying.... |
| this will make a ... ( 11 months ago by youtubfool) |
| this will make a lot of jobs obsolite in the nxt century, i guess we'll have to be retrained in things it cant do, until it starts designing robot bodies for itself, then were really screwed. at least we'll have awesome computer games to play for a while until they kill us all. |
| This is awesome, I ... ( 10 months ago by mvrkhnterx68) |
| This is awesome, I really don't appreciate when people post sarcasm, quantum computing can benefits us all. |
| ohh man the quantum ... ( 10 months ago by spartexx) |
| ohh man the quantum computer will steal suduco solvers job |
| It isn't a quantum ... ( 7 months ago by Drolkin) |
| It isn't a quantum computer because quantum computers don't use 1s and 0s, and thats what I saw on the screen. There is 2 or 3 quantums computers in existence and the people who have built them don't even know or understand them yet. I never even heard of d-wave before. But the fact quantum computers produce no heat is true, and as you can imagine, thats kind of confusing. |
| that computer ... ( 6 months ago by lil0egy0kid) |
| that computer brings my brain to shame i cant do sudoku for life |
| I hate the little ... ( 6 months ago by Coldkilla9) |
| I hate the little effects, i cant hear the man speak...... stop moving the camera and just pay attention.. |
| yeah, I dont get ... ( 5 months ago by Hustada) |
| yeah, I dont get the presentation. From what Ive heard, actual usable quantum Computers are like 20 years away at least. |
| Dwave is based in ... ( 3 months ago by zuizou) |
| Dwave is based in British Columbia ,Canada. They did this demo distantly, connected to the quantum computer. THis computer is controlled by a classic computer(dependant) This automn, they are supposed to launch a 1000 qubits Quantum computer, the human brain is near 100 qubits, watch out |
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