While everyone watches AI, Google broke time itself.
Their quantum chip just solved a problem that would outlast the universe — in 5 minutes.
And this is just the start...
What you need to know about Willow — and how it'll transform humanity in 2030+: 🧵
A computation that a supercomputer takes 10^25 years, is done by Google's quantum computing chip (Willow) in less than 5 minutes 🤯
To put things into perspective, 10^25 years is far beyond the age of the universe. This has to be the biggest breakthrough in the QC world since its inception.
Google has always been an engineering-first company and I got to experience it first-hand. This is also evident from the kind of problems they tackle; and when they solve them, they do so with style.
The world is moving towards solving hard problems; good times to be alive.
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