It’s time to talk about quantum computing and the race to build one with a million qubits. #FutureCompute #TechReviewEvents 
What exactly is a quantum computer? In 2019, we wrote this explainer story that answers questions you might have been too embarrassed to ask. technologyreview.com/2019/01/29/661…
We’ve also written about the race to build the world’s best quantum computer. This story from February 2020 looks at the horse race between Google and IBM. technologyreview.com/2020/02/26/916…
Industrial giant Honeywell also says it’s built the world’s best quantum computer. It made that announcement in March 2020. #FutureCompute #TechReviewEvents technologyreview.com/2020/03/03/905…
At #FutureCompute, we’re looking at how different approaches to a quantum computer will impact different uses cases, the progress being made on photonics, and how these advancements will help us answer otherwise impossible questions to solve.
What are some of those impossible questions a quantum computer could solve? #FutureCompute #TechReviewEvents
https://twitter.com/vidyaangi/status/1359596590663487488
Other examples include understanding how photosynthesis or acetaminophen work. #FutureCompute #TechReviewEvents
When you hear a million qubits, what's the first GIF that comes to mind? This is @madisonumina's answer. #FutureCompute #TechReviewEvents
And @Benji_Rosen's.
Consider this when thinking about quantum computers:
"It’s not that we don’t have the algorithms [to solve these problems]. We don’t have the machines to run them on" - Peter Barrett, general partner of @Playground_VC #FutureCompute #TechReviewEvents
"It’s not that we don’t have the algorithms [to solve these problems]. We don’t have the machines to run them on" - Peter Barrett, general partner of @Playground_VC #FutureCompute #TechReviewEvents
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