[Inori]

I don't have much to say other than this is fucking huge. The last record for a quantum processor, first set at the University of Waterloo, Canada, was a whole 5 qubits.

Now, as explained in the article below, D-Wave's (also Canadian) flagship 2000Q quantum computer is a "quantum annealer", which is a different type of framework and one that's much easier to scale, but it still clocks in at an insane 2000 qubits.

https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/artic...ter-google

[mothered]

This just demonstrates that technology Is there, yet It's made public as they see fit.

Very Informative reading, thanks.

[Synthx]

This is VERY interesting. As of about a week ago, I didnt think anyone had quantum computers, until I was told otherwise by someone. Its coming way too quick.