I wasn't aware quantum computers had actually been invented yet. They are still theoretical devices.
Quantum computation as been explored but as yet we don't have a computer capable of executing the quantum algorithms.
That aside, all I'm saying is that exponential growth has a limit. That growth could be measured in MIPS or in algorithm performance, it doesn't really matter, but I don't think that growth will continue exponentially.
Quantum computation as been explored but as yet we don't have a computer capable of executing the quantum algorithms.
That aside, all I'm saying is that exponential growth has a limit. That growth could be measured in MIPS or in algorithm performance, it doesn't really matter, but I don't think that growth will continue exponentially.