Re:The future of computing: After Moore's law
by jessriedel on Thursday March 10, 2016 @08:59PM
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> Beyond simple architectural improvements, we could still move beyond basic transistor based computing. The most common example is quantum computing (which offers an asymptotic improvement in some cases)
The number of problems for which quantum computing offers a speedup is very limited. It is absolutely not a general, all-purpose computational architecture.
The number of problems for which quantum computing offers a speedup is very limited. It is absolutely not a general, all-purpose computational architecture.