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@NoImSpartacus, my main point was that the 'science community' is back onboard with quantum effects at room temperature.

Therefore, if you are an institution and currently researching where and how to make investments in this sector and would like to 'lower your risk', this may be the information you are looking for.

Personally, I think this latest development will send a shiver down the spine of those that have invested too heavily in low temperature quantum computers as it could be potentially disrupt their ability to secure future funding. It has long been thought that sub-Kelvin temperatures were needed to help prolong the coherence time of qubits, allowing them to maintain their quantum properties for longer durations. This then allows one the ability to perform complex quantum computations and possibly reduce the noise problem for a viable computer to work.

However, Sabine Hossenfelder has shown that crazy thoughts by crazy people are not so crazy after all.

Background: Sabine Hossenfelder is a recent social media phenomenon. She has written more than 80 research papers while primarily working in the field of fundamental physics. Lately, she has focused on presenting Youtube videos on the latest news and scientific theories and, delivering them in an accessible way by making them understandable to laypeople. In my opinion (IMO) well worth following!

What got me excited is that Sabine has long doubted the viability of quantum computing. She's not quite as skeptical now due to this latest development. This is fantastic news if you want to remain a long term believer in where AXE could go.

It just shows that AXE is on the right road to "changing the game". Consequently, a re-rate could be coming even if news doesn't.

All IMO, DYOR, GLTA(patient)H