According to him, there is more hype around quantum computing than real value. Guryanov argues that despite the billions of dollars invested in the industry, he has yet to develop a single product that can truly solve practical problems. This means that quantum companies receive orders of magnitude greater in the form of financing than they can receive in the form of actual revenue. The physicist calls it a growing bubble that may eventually burst.
Guryanov also pointed out that modern quantum computers “are so error-prone that any information you try to process with them turns into noise almost instantly.”
Source: Ferra
