What podcasts say about Quantum Computing
Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.
What experts have said about Quantum Computing
15 statements · 8 positive · 6 negative · 1 mixed
Scientists cannot explain what happens inside quantum computers.
“Even in a quantum computer, we don't know really what happens inside.”
Open the episode · #2554 - Carlo RovelliListen at 16:38
Quantum computing has remained roughly five to ten years from practical realization for three decades.
“Quantum computing has been five to 10 years away for the past 30 years.”
Open the episode · Why quantum has been "10 years away" for 30 years | E2316Listen at 2:53
Quantum computers are not generally faster than CPUs or GPUs.
“Once we use quantum computers, maybe people believe that, oh, maybe we can do more nice, very fast calculation compared to CPU or gpu. But this is. First of all, it's not correct.”
Open the episode · Why quantum has been "10 years away" for 30 years | E2316Listen at 4:21
Quantum computers apply mainly to particular problem classes rather than general computation.
“We can apply quantum computer for particular questions or problems.”
Open the episode · Why quantum has been "10 years away" for 30 years | E2316Listen at 4:37
Some quantum computers are already installed in data centers.
“some of the quantum computer already installed into data center already.”
Open the episode · Why quantum has been "10 years away" for 30 years | E2316Listen at 7:36
For some programs, quantum computers may consume less energy than classical computers.
“Then we do a particular program solving the num. The energy that quantum computer use even less than classical computers.”
Open the episode · Why quantum has been "10 years away" for 30 years | E2316Listen at 35:03
Quantum computers will not replace classical computers entirely.
“quantum computers take over all the position of the classical computers, just one part of it.”
Open the episode · Why quantum has been "10 years away" for 30 years | E2316Listen at 35:42
Quantum computers could substantially accelerate classical computing.
“But I believe quantum computer could be the very, very great accelerator to make classical computer even smarter.”
Open the episode · Why quantum has been "10 years away" for 30 years | E2316Listen at 35:49
Quantum computing will become meaningful during this decade.
“This decade”
Open the episode · Former Intel CEO on What Went Wrong, What's Next + Lovable CEO on the Real Promise of Vibe CodingListen at 22:48
Quantum computers will solve problems currently beyond conventional computation.
“you're going to be able to start doing things that cannot be computed today”
Open the episode · Former Intel CEO on What Went Wrong, What's Next + Lovable CEO on the Real Promise of Vibe CodingListen at 22:57
Quantum computing will demonstrate supremacy results across multiple industries before 2030.
“this decade we will see quantum supremacy results across multiple industries”
Open the episode · Former Intel CEO on What Went Wrong, What's Next + Lovable CEO on the Real Promise of Vibe CodingListen at 23:30
Quantum computing faces both qubit stability and scalability problems.
“there's the 2 problems, fidelity or decoherence and also scalability.”
Open the episode · S11 Ep84: Sunday Roast featuring Talon Resources and Delta Gold Technologies #TAR #DGQ #REV #AJAX #ZENListen at 37:54
Quantum computing shows increasing evidence of practical viability.
“it seems like there is a little bit more proof of life there.”
Open the episode · Closing Bell: IBM Gains, SOX fallsListen at 6:00
Current quantum-computing approaches represent a fundamental mistake.
“Quantum computing is our mistake, our current mistake.”
Open the episode · #2496 - Julia MossbridgeListen at 1:52:29
Quantum-computing approaches should become more naturalistic.
“the approach needs to become more naturalistic”
Open the episode · #2496 - Julia MossbridgeListen at 2:08:57
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