Quantum computing is coming faster than you think, and cars can explain it
Advanced Computing, AI/ML, Chips, and Extended Reality
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DOGE controversy persists as Democrats try to find their footing in the topsy-turvy D.C. environment. Bill Gates and Google’s head of quantum, Al Hartmut Neven, dispute Nvidia’s Huang’s assertion that useful QC is 20 years away. Gates and Neven believe it’s 3-5 years out. D-Wave continues flailing their arms on the sidelines trying to get attention for their quantum annealing computing that’s already deployed.
In AI, Google has returned to the DoD fold, years after stepping away after employee demands that the company abandon the Project Maven effort. That employee coup was largely predicated on total misunderstanding of AI and the ethics of defense technology.
Alright, this week, we’re digging into the Uncertainty Principle as we explore quantum technology at a very high level.
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