WHERE DOES QUANTUM GET USEFUL FIRST? 🎯
Genuine open question — place your bets.
The usual candidates:
• Chemistry & materials — simulating molecules classical computers choke on (batteries, drugs, catalysts)
• Optimization & finance — better routes, portfolios, schedules
• Cryptography — breaking old codes (and the post-quantum scramble that's already underway)
• Machine learning — the most hyped and least proven of the bunch
Our take: chemistry first, because it's the one problem that's quantum-native — you're using a quantum system to simulate a quantum system.
Where's your money? And what timeline? Comments below. 👇
Genuine open question — place your bets.
The usual candidates:
• Chemistry & materials — simulating molecules classical computers choke on (batteries, drugs, catalysts)
• Optimization & finance — better routes, portfolios, schedules
• Cryptography — breaking old codes (and the post-quantum scramble that's already underway)
• Machine learning — the most hyped and least proven of the bunch
Our take: chemistry first, because it's the one problem that's quantum-native — you're using a quantum system to simulate a quantum system.
Where's your money? And what timeline? Comments below. 👇
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