What are the next 5 biggest hurdles for Quantum Computing – is Solid Metallic Hydrogen, a superconductor, meta-stable at room temperatures in focus for further advances in [SPACE]-constraints of the next generation Quantum Processor technology?

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What are the next 5 biggest hurdles for Quantum Computing – is Solid Metallic Hydrogen, a superconductor, meta-stable at room temperatures in focus for further advances in [SPACE]-constraints of the next generation Quantum Processor technology?

Recent Harvard research has opened doors to a theoretically predicted superconducting material, created from pure hydrogen ( H ) under …

Michal Asked on February 2, 2017 in Sampling/Monte Carlo.

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So far, no one has shown experimentally that it is possible to eavesdrop a quantum system without disturbing it. Any...

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When I looked up these lectures, I found this link https://www.classcentral.com/course/edx-quantum-mechanics-and-quantum-computation-613. To help us out, can you tell us where in...

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This is not my area of expertise, However, there are some practical problems in 3D layout, because the qubits have...

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Have you tried the IBM Q Experience: https://developer.ibm.com/open/projects/qiskit/ . They have a community board, and many of the participants are just getting...

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There are companies in the quantum computing space that focus on encryption, such as Cambridge Quantum Computing, MagiQ or Quintessence Labs. I...

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Hi Kunal, As far as I know, in the standard Quantum Computers that are available, there is no such single...

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Quantum Computing is still at a very early stage. I'm not going to pretend to offer investment advice. However, here's...

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