Quantum computers run at 10 Millikelvin

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A useful quantum computer can never exist. Prove me wrong.

Only if you present this challenge in the officially recognised, international standard meme ๐Ÿ˜‚

Challenge accepted!

Oh shit ๐Ÿ˜‚

Does D-Wave count?

Key word is useful. By that I mean a computer that can perform operations infeasible for conventional computers.

D Wave looks like bull to me. I donโ€™t believe it. I want to see a real demonstration of Shorโ€™s algorithm factorising large numbers. Simulating materials sounds like just making stuff up.

There are drugs on the market that are a direct result of the computational results from these machines.

It looks like AI can do similar things (AlphaFold), but perhaps not exactly the same.

I donโ€™t believe these are tasks that are done with quantum computation. More like randomness mixed with some kind of goal seeking, but Iโ€™m just guessing (and so are they).

Only if you present this challenge in the officially recognised, international standard meme ๐Ÿ˜‚

But can it run on xp?

Only if you have a Pentium Pro with the turbo button option ๐Ÿ˜‚

Damn, almost ๐Ÿ˜