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by gus_massa
486 days ago
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Assuming quantum hardware get's commoditized ... Some algorithm and task are quantum computer friendly, in particular the Fast Fourier transform goes from O(N^2) to O(N logN). Other algorithms don't get more speed from the quantum hardware. It's not magic, just that there a are a few useful interesting cases. So, I expect to see a few dedicated libraries to run calculations in a quantum coprocesor, and a some "vectorized" language to write the glue that connect the pipes. |
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