Beyond Moore’s Law: 13 Investors, CEOs, And Researchers Sound Off On Quantum Computing
Quantum computers can solve real-world problems much faster than traditional computers—and their capacity is only increasing.
Steve Jurveston, managing director of the investment firm Draper Fisher Jurvetson, and an early investor in leading quantum computing company D-Wave Systems, dubbed the phenomenon of the increasing capacity of quantum computers as “Rose’s Law.”
Rose’s Law for quantum computing parallels Moore’s Law for semiconductor processor development. Basically, quantum computers are already getting really, really fast.
And now that these super-fast computers are no longer confined solely to the laboratory, governments, companies big and small, and investors from Silicon Valley to Wall Street are all beginning to position themselves to capitalize on the use of commercialized quantum computers across a multitude of industries and applications from finance to AI.
Below are 13 perspectives on quantum computing from a variety of investors, startups, corporations, and industry leaders. If we have missed any perspectives that you think are worth highlighting, please let us know in the comments.
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