How quantum computing will change our world | Intel

Jim Clarke, Director of Quantum Hardware at Intel Labs, discusses how chemistry and physics drive the development of qubits in these unique systems. These systems will bring mind-blowing computing power to the world in the next decade and beyond.
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[@coolDude2612-g2k]

This is going to be absolutely marvellous when they fit this tech onto microchips. Rooting for you, Intel!!

[@Furry_Cultist]

Are we?
We definitely don't do that.

[@Alternateuniverse7157]

ignoring 159 views in 10 hours from major computing company, this is still a fascinating video that breaks Quantum computing down to a more digestible level. Still very interesting to watch.

[@morgantippetts7681]

117 views in 7 hrs. the intel fall off is CRAZY

[@camtasia1000]

lol this is one of those bumps in the road

[@ivan-nm1xn]

10 years? That seems optimist. In any case, great video!

[@AdvantestInc]

I’m impressed by how this video breaks down the complexities of quantum computing, especially the explanation of qubits using everyday metaphors. Intel’s role in making this technology scalable is a huge leap forward for the industry.

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Someone buy me a pc

[@VxxSilly]

You guys think they actually use their own computers to make their computers?

[@mrfilipelaureanoaguiar]

I still believe silver to replace copper and new substrate for handling the traces is still better than your quantum computing. Bits are more controllable than qbits. When AI will start to hack multi layers of a serial data splitting in qbits, you will see that it can become dangerous even for compiled data and encrypted. If everything splits from 1 input into multiple, like the dual threads single cores, it will become a treat. Hihg frequency single cores are straight forward, it does or it's hacked and jams.

[@andreychereda142]

Hello! Can you please explain why do you are selling your CPU's to russia? And why are you blocking users from Ukraine?