Over the years, several players have emerged in the quantum computing market, offering a variety of approaches to the technology. <\/p>\n
From trapped ions to photonic or superconducting, these systems all show promise and all face significant challenges to becoming commercially viable. <\/p>\n
In this Zero Downtime podcast episode, we are joined by Yuval Boger of QuEra, a neutral atom-based quantum computer company, to talk about the different types of quantum computers and the challenges in making them powerful and accurate enough for widespread adoption and deployment. <\/p>\n
In addition, we talk about some of the uses that quantum computing may be more appropriate than traditional supercomputing. <\/p>\n
We also discuss some of the practicalities of deploying quantum computers in data centers, with some such systems requiring powerful cooling systems. <\/p>\n
So, which type of quantum computer will win out in the end? <\/p>\n
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