Scientists Just Made A Quantum Computing Breakthrough!!

Keep watching to look at three of the most fantastic quantum breakthroughs that bring liberation and freedom to the world of science today! Subscribe to Futurity for more videos.

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As we advance as a species, there are a lot of things that once seemed impossible a century ago that are now a reality. It’s called evolving. For example, there was a time when most people believed the earth was flat. Then Eratosthenes came onto the scene and proved that the world is round.

At the time, it was groundbreaking. But today, quantum mechanics rules the roost. This school of physics deals with the physical realm on the scale of atoms and electrons; thus making many of the equations in classical mechanics useless. With that being said, let’s take a look at three of the most amazing quantum breakthroughs that are bringing liberation and freedom to the world of science today!

We kick things off with a team of Chinese scientists claiming to have constructed a quantum computer that has the ability to perform certain computations almost 100 trillion times faster than the world’s most advanced supercomputer

The breakthrough sheds light on quantum computational advantage—which is also famously known as quantum supremacy.But it’s become a hotly-contested tech race between Chinese researchers and some of the largest US tech corporations such as Amazon, Google, and Microsoft.
For example, Google announced in 2019 that it had constructed the first quantum computer that was able to perform a computation in under 200 seconds.

Another major quantum breakthrough is from Denmark; specifically from the University of Copenhagen

The major advantage of light-based quantum computers is that the technology is already put in place for enhancements to be made. This includes increasing the number of qubits available to advance photonic chips that are used in the telecom industry.

And lastly, we move to none other than IBM. According to a groundbreaking study published in Physical Review Research, a group of University of Chicago Scientists has announced that they were able to turn IBM’s largest quantum computer into a quantum material itself.

They programmed the computer in such a manner that it was able to turn into a type of quantum material known as an exciton condensate; whose existence has only recently been proved. Such condensates have been identified for their potential in future technology; mainly because they conduct energy with almost zero loss.

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[reezlaw]

Talking about quantum supremacy while showing stock footage of someone putting a DDR3 RAM stick in the slot

[welcobro]

I love how much this guys talks to cover up the fact he know nothing about this topic

[bdeflorence]

So Windows will crash and not crash at the same time?

[andrewpaulhart]

Another quantum computer vid that tells you nothing and explains nothing.

[jonesjerry]

I want to use this as a medium of saying thank you to Mr Carlton Jefferson for helping become a successful trader using his strategy

[fistpunder]

Don't know about you, but I would hate to have my bits entangled.

[lenpalmeri]

Classical mechanics was not made "useless" by quantum mechanics. CM is still relevant in rocketry, for instance, to determine satellite orbits.

[martinstent]

0:06 "it's caalled evolving". It's actually called progress. Evolving is what we used to do before we got progress.

[Rhiwwers]

I am a student at UCPH and I can confirm that, yes, the core architecture of that chip indeed is made from legoes.

[max]

Doesn't matter which way you entangled those bits the Error will be 404 on Windows.

[joehinojosa]

"I have the greatest enthusiasm and confidence for the Mission Dave"

[antoniak]

This video spreads misinformation, it contains many many mistakes in specific terms.I would suggest taking it down and re uploading it. Quantum computing (and AI ) is an important matter in today's society and should be CAREFULLY simplified down in order for normal non-tech people to understand.

[phoenixskeptic]

This channel uses way too many false statements and inaccurate concepts to be believed.

[blackink]

When you really understand the concept and its probablities and possibilities you understand that this REALLY is like Magic.

[ianleonhardt]

You stated in the beginning of the episode that the discovery of quantum mechanics and its resulting equations "makes many of the equations in classical mechanics useless." To be honest, I'm not even sure where to start but that couldn't be further from the truth. Even when working with individual atoms, researchers generally use a mix of QM and CM equations to get results - why? Because QM calculations are ridiculously expensive in a computation sense. Quantum computers could absolutely change that but today, CM is still used widely, almost everywhere, alongside QM in many cases.

[Happy_Singh]

Even Before Eratosthenes Aryabhatt Discovered That Earth Is Round

[Dylan-baerber]

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[TomisaburoRMizugawa]

"quantum cubits, which is a quantum physics' equivalent of binary bits' - I'm not at all convinced you have the slightest idea what you're talking about when it comes to quantum computing ...

[efraim]

Is there some international regulation on what kinds of research are allowed on quantum computers? Although I don't think governments will actually abide by them.

[arajuiojuo]

"quantum qubits"? you only need to say "qubits", because the "q" in "qubits" already means "quantum"