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Quantum computers will change the world far more than the computers we know today.
Google has an almost secret building in Santa Barbara that contains Sycamore, an experimental processor that requires silence and extremely cold temperatures to function at its best.
Intel, IBM, Amazon, Microsoft are also in the race to replace the silicon chip with quantum entanglements!
Who knew?
As one of the technically illiterates, I find these future technologies fascinating for their promise. A few years ago I read about graphene, a nanoscale surface coating that might eliminate friction! It still could, I guess.
Once again California is out front with Caltech, one of the leaders in pursuit of the understanding of subatomic particles. We live in the macroscopic world with the margins being nanoscopic scale.
Quantum mechanics have been part of the scientific world for a long time, but quantum computing promises to top everything done to this point. Now we have super computers using silicon chips that can make a quintillion calculations per second! Qubits might just multiply that quintillion by a quintillion of their own!
What that kind of power can search for is almost unimaginable.
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