Lockheed Martin Purchases First Commercial Quantum Computer
Panaflex writes "D-Wave systems announced general availability for its 128 qubit adiabatic quantum machine just two weeks ago, and reports of its first sale to Lockheed Martin have come out."
The D-Wave Systems site has a rather informative collection of quantum computing papers.
...but I'm uncertain if I'll buy one. Maybe I should check with my cat.
I found the D-Wave white papers very hard to understand, but I'm sure it's because of a poor translation from the original Vulcan to (sortof) English.
I'm simultaneously for and against this.
Schrödinger? Is that you?
The basic idea is to enter "42" and see what happens.
How can I believe you when you tell me what I don't want to hear?
I guess I am just have to wait for the Apple Quantum Computer User Experience
Me too -- in particular I'm looking forward to the quantum MWI version of FaceTime, which connects you to various alternate-universe versions of yourself, so you can compare notes and see who made the better decisions.
I don't care if it's 90,000 hectares. That lake was not my doing.