Quantum algorithms can run on pencil and paper if you're determined enough. This headline is meaningless unless AMD has chips that meaningfully outperform what Quantum is hyped up to be.
$AMD is up almost 10% on this headline, going to come back down eventually.
What's described here is an FPGA that can run along side a quantum computer used to verify results efficiently; it's not a replacement for the quantum chip altogether. Any profit from this depends on quantum computers going mainstream, which is not happening any time soon.
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Quantum algorithms can run on pencil and paper if you're determined enough. This headline is meaningless unless AMD has chips that meaningfully outperform what Quantum is hyped up to be.
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share report$AMD is up almost 10% on this headline, going to come back down eventually.
What's described here is an FPGA that can run along side a quantum computer used to verify results efficiently; it's not a replacement for the quantum chip altogether. Any profit from this depends on quantum computers going mainstream, which is not happening any time soon.
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