$2 million computer - not bad
I can't say I'm too worried about this - there will be a large market for Quantum computers of all sizes.
If Archer can get their tech onto a chip, then my opinion is there could be an AXE chip in every "normal" computer, behaving very much like the GPU does now. When required the traditional CPU will offload quantum tasks to the AXE chip, security being an obvious one IMO.
Kudos to Quantum Brilliance for the progress made, but I don't see them as a direct competitor to Archer - maybe I'm wrong.
Good luck all.
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