• Alavi@programming.dev
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    18 days ago

    They’re not a silver bullet, but they have their usecases. Quantum internet can be very interesting due to instantaneous communications. But for general purpose computing, a hybrid approach of quantum+classical is most probably the way to go. There’s limited use cases for quantum computing in general computing.

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      17 days ago

      Quantum internet does not allow instantaneous communication. That would violate the no-communication theorem. It’s physically impossible.

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        16 days ago

        Well yes, not instantaneous instantaneous. But near-instant as far as I know. Much much faster than current speeds.

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            16 days ago

            So entanglement and teleportation aren’t practical for this? the max travel speed might be light but the time to process that information and react to it can be reduced. I’m not sure tho. But I strongly remember reading articles about this.