D-Wave claims 'quantum supremacy,' some experts are skeptical
Quantum computing firm D-Wave claims it has demonstrated quantum supremacy on a “useful, real-world problem.” The company said the achievement was made using D-Wave’s Advantage2 prototype annealing quantum computer. Quantum supremacy is when a quantum computer can carry out calculations that classical computers practically cannot.
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