US EditionMark Zuckerberg Backs Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's View On Quantum Computing: 'It's Still Quite A Ways Off'
- Mark Zuckerberg supports Jensen Huang's view that quantum computing is still many years away from being useful, stating, 'It's still quite a ways off from being a very useful paradigm.'
- Quantum computing stocks, including D-Wave and Rigetti, saw significant declines, with D-Wave down by around 30% during mid-day trading on Monday.
- Huang predicts that practical quantum computing applications could take 15 to 30 years to materialize, suggesting that 20 years is a reasonable estimate.
- D-Wave's CEO Alan Baratz disagrees with Huang, asserting that while other companies may be delayed, D-Wave is on the right path to commercialization.
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