Quantum Computer "Running"

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Description: Here is some video of the D:Wave quantum computer running an application ...this is what people want to see
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andrehirsche2948 ::: Favorites Get paid for taking surveys at SURVEY4PROFIT dot NET 07-09-10 02:40:36 __________________________________________________
Krycanelo7 ::: Favorites Any good games? 07-09-04 23:15:50 __________________________________________________
maciejwrotek ::: Favorites lol 07-08-31 13:45:49 __________________________________________________
RexNunc ::: Favorites The Large Hadron Collider, Project ATLAS,is gonna be turned on, creating a black hole and swallowing up everything in the entire solar system :P....in November 07-08-31 00:43:12 __________________________________________________
theStickerBush ::: Favorites Watch Bill Gates fold the Univsere and time lapse us into thinking he is god. or better yet. There's a window universe and an apple universe that don't have the same quantum games. That would SUCK! 07-08-25 21:30:15 __________________________________________________
JodasPinkt ::: Favorites It's more than that -- quantum computers are fundamentally different from electronic computers, and they run completely different algorithms. Algorithms for a QC are probabilistic -- they have only a small chance of producing the right answer, so you have to run them over and over and over again to be sure of the answer. Incidentally, the signals in an electronic computer travel at about 70% of the speed of light. 07-08-22 06:22:04 __________________________________________________
madeye0 ::: Favorites After some research I must say that you are probably right. For some reason I asumed that these things operate on speed of light. 07-08-22 01:27:45 __________________________________________________
JodasPinkt ::: Favorites Funny -- that's exactly the opposite of what scientists working on quantum processing say. The hard part is keeping the qubits entangled with each other. And of course, actually coming up with quantum algorithms -- only three problems are actually known to be efficiently solvable on a QC; prime factoring, discrete logarithms, and simulating QM systems. 07-08-22 01:17:16 __________________________________________________
JodasPinkt ::: Favorites What on Earth are you talking about?! One of us has studied computational complexity... and it isn't you. Quantum computers are not intrinsically faster than electronic computers ... in fact, they're probably much slower. Their power comes from the fact that for CERTAIN problems, they can find the answer in fewer steps. Read up on Shor's algorithm if you're curious. 07-08-22 01:12:20 __________________________________________________
madeye0 ::: Favorites The real problem with quantum processors is isolation of system. Clean input and output. 07-08-21 17:30:15 __________________________________________________