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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Have a look at "Quantum Computing for Everyone" by Chris Gernhardt (MIT Press). https://www.amazon.com/Quantum-Computing-Everyone-MIT-Press-ebook/dp/B07P7KN23F/ref=sr_1_2?crid=31CISZ7XVOUGF&dchild=1&keywords=quantum+computing&qid=1587034160&sprefix=quantum+com%2Caps%2C578&sr=8-2

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How the hell is a quantum computer supposed to help you more with the semantics (driver’s start time, start location,...

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What practical medium do you wish to use other than light, as it being not fast enough for you?

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If that wasnt true, wed be simulating the universe on our commodore 64's, what do you think?

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The kind of problems you're describing are very common for transportation, logistics, and utility industries. Many of these can be...

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I use only> variable = pd.read_csv("file")In other words without the letter 'r'. I think it was typo, no ?

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Hi Satimis !! If you really need to run your code in a quantum computer, as Rob said, you may...

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Hi Rob, Thanks for your advice. I only have Desktop PC running Ubuntu (Linux), connected to Internet via 500M fibre...

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