Intel’s Million-Qubit Quantum Computer Explained. Quantum Dots

In this video I discuss Intel Quantum Computer based on Silicon Qubits. It is the first Silicon Qubits at Scale and based on this technology Intel is building a Million-Qubit Quantum Computer
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[mennoknol]

Scaling up to a 1-million qubit quantum computer is already extremely hard from an engineering point of view, as this video nicely illustrates. However, getting those 1 million qubits entangled, and more importantly: keeping them entangled long enough to perform meaningful calculations, that is a challenge of an entirely different magnitude. Sadly, most informational videos on quantum-computing fail to properly address this enormous elephant in the quantum room.

[seanwelding]

Super exciting as always to hear about the cutting edge. Very well done on this video Anastasi.

[dchdch]

This video explains such a complex topic in so simple way. This is by far the best quantum computer video i've ever seen. Thank you Anastasiia for your work.

[jamiemiller]

I could listen to you talk forever. Quality content delivered by the sweetest voice and accent in the history of ever

[gauthiersornet]

Thanks for this interesting interview. The algorithms of quantum computers are not easy to imagine due to we are not used to it. The power of this kind of computer is the capability to entangle qubits (to link all their qubits capacity to each other by linear relations) and to keep it away from the classical projection of our univer until quantum computing is completed. When one of the qubit is read, then it determines the state of all the other then we cannot add any other operation to the compute but we have to read all the final state that gave us the solution of the complex operations applied to the qbits system. Each quantum operation can be seen as causality between qubits and it is done into a kind of isolate univer from us that is why we say that it is zero and one at the same time but in reality the value of the isolate qbit are not defined at all for our univer until we touch (read) the qbits ;).

[ngxi]

Hi Anastasia! I just wanted to let you know that this is the most informative and well put together video that I have seen on Quantum Computing. Simply fascinating and refreshing. Also your voice and accent are absolutely amazing. Such a unique blend of culture emanating in a harmonious and pleasing tone. I could listen to you talk ALL DAY. Thank you for inspiring me! Also thank you to Dr. Stefano Pellerano for breaking this cmplicated concept down into a digestible and comprehendible format. Bless you.

[sachitdaniel]

Wonderfully educational and entertaining as always! This channel really fills a niche for people who want to learn about advanced topics in a detailed yet approachable format.

Some requests:
1) please switch back to the original (or some other gentle) video transitions: the new effect starting from around January clashes with the serious theme and tone of your content. The glitchy or flashing video transition effect is very visually jarring; it breaks the flow of one's concentration :'(
2) please leave the informative visuals like graphs/diagrams/tables up for longer, instead of the looping promotional animations :)

[airheart]

Always fascinating info here.. thanks for what you do to expose us all to this incredible tech! And great to see you being to get amazing guests to help explain some of these things

[seanc]

Your voice is so amazing I just can't stand it. If all my teachers in high school had your voice I would have listened to every single thing they said and aced the classes lmao

[MrErickalvim]

Anastasi filosofical question killed me... Me expecting something on the lines of "what's the meaning of life" she goes on to ask "do you find it feasible that in 50 years we will have scaled the quantum chips down in an analogues way to how we scaled down the electronic chips"? ... Awesome !!💜❤️💜❤️💜

[tprincipato]

I love seeing your enthusiasm and mastery of the subject matter

[dl]

Yet again, another informative and beautifully produced introduction to a very complex and very interesting topic even for laymen like myself. Your thorough engaging manner in explaining these issues, and in this case bringing us another equally interesting and talented speaker who really knows this subject and can articulate it so well makes it all the more worthwhile. Looking forward to your next. Cheers.

[minerwilly]

You're always a pleasure to watch and listen to.

Keep up the great work :)

[JackBoom]

Thank you for presenting this video. It is good to see how engineering will be used in 10, 20, 30 years into the future. Thank you.

[mactalk]

Awww you have a cute cat, I want to cuddle it :( Oh and good video as always! Keep the good work up!

[_McGyver]

I'm impressed! A million qubits! :O 120 qubits was too much for me until I saw this video. Thank you! I really love interviews, keep doing them Miss Engineer :D

[GMTX-qjor]

Thank you for asking the right questions to the right people, keep up the great work, Kitty is super cute

[manuelgrewer]

Thanks for the really well made video. This was a random hit on yt for me and it was great. Guess I found another channel to add to my watchlist. Also, as a man trying to get in shape for some upcoming metal concerts, I am super jeallous of your hair :-D

[visiter]

Great production very pro, 10 years from now will be interesting to see if ai has solved any of this, !!

[zencontroller]

another briliiant video Thanks for the :)