@alexgonzalez2338
All of this is electronics 1:08 😂 this guy is a genius.
@ProsperIbeabuchi
Quantum computing, coming to you in 10 years since 1999
@MicahBratt
I remember when they first were talking about the possibility of quantum computers, and look at where it is now. Well on their way!
@BigBidoof64
The Switch 3 looks crazy
@olat1809
CNBC feels more like a tech YouTube channel now
@KR34TUR3
Quantum computing and artificial intelligence will revolutionize the world like we never seen before
@blipblop92
Amazon paying for PR to pull the stock up for Bezos to offload, sounds logical to me 😅
@XxXenosxX
Always good to see more work in the space, it’s an important technology
@Cam_Fasching
Totally Amazing!!!!! Thanks CNBC!!!!
@Trancer006
They going to crack our passwords in seconds 😭
@brianotieno3154
Looking forward to quantum computer solving Arsenal trophies problem..
@neer_jsingh
Congratulations 🎉 keep it up.
@dantemss10
The media often glosses over this, but only a select few problems get an exponential speedup from quantum computers. Most hard problems (NP-complete problems) get a factor of O(sqrt(N)) speedup which is nice, sure, but it's unclear when quantum computers will be competitive with classical computers for those problems, if ever, since classical computers are so far ahead in performance right now. There are excellent math videos on Youtube now discussing this topic. Of course, the main big thing that quantum computers do exponentially fast is break RSA encryption, which means governments everywhere are very interested in them so they can eavesdrop on internet communication, but this can be defeated by switching everyone to quantum-resistant encryption. When that happens I guess the hype might finally stop. It would make more sense IMO to hype this from the national security angle, or research applications (i.e. using quantum computers to simulate quantum systems).
@laolu2007
Until we see results this is PR
@autotechandspecs
I expected to see a title like "All the ways Amazon's new Quantum computer is leaving Tesla in the dust"
@pinonXO
Very fun to see the quantum space heating up! 👍👍👍
@SwitchFBproductions
"Four people were just court ordered to explain their quantum computing process, and you guessed it. Their process is exactly the same as Alec Stewart's proprietary signal processing suite. Turns out they've been plotting on this mf for years. They just decided to replace him with a bunch of refrigerators and steal his process. Go figure. This is going to get interesting."
@CindySorenson-r4m
This is happening at a much more accelerated rate than any of these men were willing to admit on camera.
@berryobrain8433
Honestly our government has no idea how people are suffering these days. I much feel sorry for the disabled people who don’t get the help they deserve
@FlashRyu