Full Stack. Real Scale. No Bullshit? – A Quantum Reality Check
summary
Hardware sits in the NISQ era and industrial advantage needs fault tolerance, with users estimating roughly ~1,000 logical qubits and about 10^9 T gates (examples show single‑data‑point protein runs taking days). Teams build middleware and benchmarks — BMW’s Quark and reproducible, open benchmarking are used; orchestration/partitioning extends problems beyond 25 qubits; error‑correction and active‑volume tricks claim order‑of‑magnitude overhead cuts. Roadmaps target revival of useful logical machines in five years.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Quantum computing announcements
- 1:09Industry collaboration
- 2:13Quantum performance factors
- 3:58Hardware vs applications
- 6:28Quantum readiness state
- 7:52BMW’s quantum expectations
- 8:54Pharma’s quantum needs
- 11:00Full quantum stack
- 12:23Software gaps and usability
- 13:50Quantum algorithm challenges
- 16:43Benchmarking quantum
- 18:30Quantum adoption readiness
- 20:16Customer feedback
- 21:59Quantum supremacy reality
- 24:29Accessible quantum software
- 25:33Transparency for adoption
- 28:00User-provider collaboration
- 30:31Academia/government partnerships
- 32:59Panel discussion takeaways
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