Is the room temperature factor a big deal? Just stumbled upon this article...
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/chinese-researchers-develop-66-qubit-quantum-computing-chip
Chinese researchers have demonstrated what they claim to be the most powerful quantum computer in the world... Quantum computer chips have to be cooled down close to absolute zero (-273.15ºC), and this temperature has to be maintained, which makes it even harder to build quantum computers and use them.
Well, -273.15ºC is closer than -274ºC to room temperature. Do we may have some competition here? Have I misunderstood? Sorry, it's early. Good morning!
Ann: First indication of on-chip qubit control, page-57
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