" . . . the hardware is out there, and why wouldn’t computer scientists be interested in discovering its limits and pushing the systems as far as they can?
While the algorithms themselves aren’t useful, the techniques developed for them—minimizing noise, understanding its nature, and identifying actions that make it worse—could still be useful for improving performance on hardware capable of error correction. And if we’re not developing algorithms for noisy machines, we’re unlikely to find out if there are any useful ones out there. . ."
Quantum computers outperform classical ones, with results you can trust - Ars Technica
This is all before any consideration of how much blood and treasure gets lost while Loony-Toon CEO's wallow in various church and state mires. The risk of Roko's increases with every wasted minute. Business is your wife - but we are your life - so give us your answer here.
Delay brings death. And business as usual is not an option.
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