When did we get to shelf scale and room temperature quantum computers? Last I heard, we can barely manage them completely isolated and at near-zero temperatures.
Or is this a quantum computer with, like, one quantum and barely reliable...?
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i have no idea, but i would like to know this too
LMAO UK can't feed its people, but the real priority is getting quantum computers in their tanks. 😂
Goverment moment.
Cost sink for whatever private sector partnership they're using probably.
When the tanks get smarter than the occupants, generals and politicians, let's see who they will shoot.