Nvidia Jensen Corporation Chief Executive Director said he did not understand that they were publicly trading in quantum computing companies when he made previous comments that made the branch actions crash.
“My first reaction was: I didn’t know they were public. How can a quantum company be public?” Juan said that the event on Thursday was focused on so far.
The executive power was– said in JanuaryThese are “very useful” quantum computers are probably in decades, causing Ionq Inc. stock. And other companies collapsed. The event on Thursday – Part of the GTC Nvidia Conference – invited some of the same companies on stage to discuss their prospects with Huang.
The quantum calculus industry is aimed at using unique properties of subatomic particles to process data much faster than traditional semiconics based on semiconductors. The technical difficulties of creating practical systems meant that the field is still in the experimental stage. In addition to quantum starts, companies such as Microsoft Corp. and Alphabet Inc. Google They also try to find practical use for quantum systems.
Companies on stage at the Thursday event included ionq and d-wave quantum Inc. Juan stated that it was very natural for this new computing because it was such a novel. Companies can convince him that quantum calculations are faster than he expected, he said. “But I don’t know,” he joked.
“The whole session will be for me as a session of therapy,” he said.
Six companies’ executives gave him different answers. Some claim that quantum computers are already used to solve complex scientific problems. Others claim that technology is even closer to helping to promote traditional calculations.
The executives also stated that it is unreasonable to spend a decade to hone the technology that would have such a great influence. LIC Henriet whichrunThe French company Pasqal claimed that the term “quantum calculations” mislead. Quantum processors will help act as accelerators – working with traditional computers – rather than replacing them, he said.
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2025-03-20 22:00:00
Bloomberg, Ian King
