Building a Quantum Computer I Inventors at Google

We're on a path to build a useful, error-corrected quantum computer within the decade. This will accelerate solutions for some of the world’s most pressing problems, like sustainable energy, and unlock new scientific discoveries, like more helpful AI. It begins at our new Quantum AI campus in Santa Barbara.

[RayMak]

This is such a huge step forward.... thank you Google Inventors

[lisapowelson]

Amazing! I can remember when I was a little girl dreaming of an extraordinary world - and now you're taking us there! The possibility of mimicking nature and orchestrating creativity that helps the planet is a huge potential benefit. Wow!!

[xusux]

Cant believe this is a video of present
This seems old and futuristic at the same time

[فرهادزمانیبالاجاده]

❤❤ خیروبرکت باشه برای شما عزیزان دل ❤❤آمین ❤ سپاسگزارم

[Meetwaah]

also Our Physics Teacher from Crash Course is Brilliant!

[ericperry]

How come I couldn't see working on the Quantum computer? Back to work!!Coffee break is over!!We have a planet to save!!

[internetofthongs]

That smile of Erik, after she acknowledges the complexity of Mother Nature 6:42 🤣 is priceless

[GoodLuckGiversTakers]

...nice intro to. ...these are all really great, thankyou.

[lionsnetonu]

Quantum computing is complex now but if it succeeds in its demonstrations it has potential to become second nature for every human.

[narutov]

Clicked this video only for the "Crash Course" lady! I really enjoyed learning from her!!

[Inverted-Compass]

For the error corrective logical qubit to work the qubit would need to make a copy of its self at set point of function and then send the replicated copy to a quantum repeater to correct the qubit through amplification...

[ericperry]

I would feel not very appreciative if I didn't say the, BIGGEST THANK-YOU ! !EVER ! ! For all the intelligent work and effort all you people have done and still doing
at Google. It's really hard to think where the WORLD would be without
be. This probably the most important part of history . I'm glad you guys are there to handle this
kind of work that needs to be done!

[euri_elle]

I have 0 idea what any of this means but someone I like is crazy about stuff like this so thanks professor google

[careervest]

i know you from crash course physicsss yaaay ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[getjam]

20 years later we'll look at this and say q computers were this big back in the days

[sauravgupta]

Today: "Remember when the size of a Computer was that of a room?
In next 50 years: "Remember when the size of a Quantum computer was that of a room?"

[JigilJigil]

Obviously Google is lagging behind IBM, IBM team announced their 127 qubits QC few days ago and it seems Google is not yet there, that's funny how Google has far more resources and talent access over IBM and like many of their projects they are struggling here too.

[ronmc]

I can see this being soo primitive just a hundred years from now so much so that people marvel at how far they've come from such archaic technology

[himanshubalani]

I thought she used to work as a host in Crashcourse YouTube or PBS digital Studios, seeing her Crashcourse Physics Series of videos.

[auresplayz]

There is far great potentials in humans to achieve the un-imaginable. I am hoping the future technology tackle the greatest challenges of our era.