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As others have indicated, the answer is:

"yes, it is asserted with considerable confidence that some quantum algorithms, if run on a sufficiently large quantum computer, would be able to solve some important types of problems in a reasonable time, which problems would take a very unreasonable time to run on conventional computers."

however,

"no, no quantum computer is yet large enough (i.e., has enough logical qubits) to run these algorithms on those problems."

The most optimistic estimates I've seen on when QC's with enough capacity to perform at least some commercially interesting work is early 2026.

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text As others have indicated, the answer is: "yes, it is asserted with considerable confidence that some quantum algorithms, if run on a sufficiently large quantum computer, would be able to solve some important types of problems in a reasonable time, which problems would take a very unreasonable time to run on conventional computers." however, "no, no quantum computer is yet large enough (i.e., has enough logical qubits) to run these algorithms on those problems." The most optimistic estimates …
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datetime 2024-05-15
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