Ctrl + N: Can we shortcut innovation?
summary
Claims that innovation can be shortcut conditionally by cloud-native, domain-specific accelerators and disciplined teams are supported by concrete steps: build an interdisciplinary task force, identify use cases, secure data and networks, then benchmark with simulators and QaaS. Practical facts include AWS simulated ~50 qubits and a rule of thumb of laptop ~25 qubits, FPGA reprogramming often boosts fidelity, ADC/DAC conversion and cryogenics are real bottlenecks, experiments like NIST’s optical fiber multiplexer exist, and archival and networking tools such as Project Silica and distilled states as a service are emerging.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:00Quantum Technology
- 2:50Tools
- 6:45Core message
- 8:00Task force example
- 11:20Exploration
- 12:25Potential disruptive driving opportunities
- 14:30Infrastructure
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