Microsoft doubles down on controversial quantum computing claims
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#4When quantum computing becomes mainstream, what will be the first standard programming language? I wonder what the 'C' of quantum computers will be
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#5When quantum computing becomes mainstream, what will be the first standard programming language? I wonder what the 'C' of quantum computers will be
Re: Microsoft doubles down on controversial quantum computing claims
#6 The switching behavior they see could just be an electron hopping on and off a quantum dot, perhaps one formed incidentally by part of the wirelike region, Legg says. “This is exactly what you could get from a quantum dot.”
I won't pretend I have a deep understanding of any of this, so the only parameters I can judge is the consensus of people that do, and these people aren't too happy about the claims being made.Re: Microsoft doubles down on controversial quantum computing claims
#7When quantum computing becomes mainstream, what will be the first standard programming language? I wonder what the 'C' of quantum computers will be
Re: Microsoft doubles down on controversial quantum computing claims
#8When quantum computing becomes mainstream, what will be the first standard programming language? I wonder what the 'C' of quantum computers will be
Re: Microsoft doubles down on controversial quantum computing claims
#9When quantum computing becomes mainstream, what will be the first standard programming language? I wonder what the 'C' of quantum computers will be
Re: Microsoft doubles down on controversial quantum computing claims
#10When quantum computing becomes mainstream, what will be the first standard programming language? I wonder what the 'C' of quantum computers will be
I feel they should call it Q.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/quantum/qsharp-overv...