Scaling error-corrected quantum hardware for drug discovery: Universal Quantum interview
"To run the applications we're excited about in drug discovery, we're still talking hundreds of thousands, or maybe millions, of qubits orders of magnitude more than what anyone has today." - Mark Webber
Credit: Universal Quantum
Mark Webber from Universal Quantum details how physically shuttling ions inside a single vacuum system bypasses photonic bottlenecks to scale fault-tolerant quantum computing
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