Or, in other words, quantum computing is projected to be a specialist field, with important specialist applications. That's quite respectable, if it happens.
Quantum computing to grow by 50 per cent per year until 2027, when revenue will still be chump change
Don't rush to convert your analog computing skills into the quantum realm – analyst firm International Data Corporation (IDC) reckons that in 2027 the annual market for quantum computing globally will still only be worth $8.6 billion. Which sounds like a lot, but really isn't. While the firm predicts quantum tech will grow …
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Tuesday 30th November 2021 08:39 GMT Len
€1.8 billion from French government
Do those amounts include the €1.8 billion that the French government have poured into developing a quantum computing research ecosystem? I was quite impressed when I read that.
What Europe can learn from France when it comes to quantum computing
And I suppose it makes sense. For a country the size of France, 1.8 bn is chump change but if it can help spur an industry to rival China and the US then it's money well invested. If it doesn't provide a return on investment in ten years it's a shame but no major issue.
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Tuesday 30th November 2021 10:19 GMT amanfromMars 1
Chump Change vs Champion Commission Charge
If you believe the revenue quantum will generate will still be only chump change as opposed to overwhelmingly futures and markets leading, be respectfully advised that you are fundamentally and radically mistaken and misinformed.
And as virtually and relatively unknown as it might be to many a bod/bot, quantum is certainly presently in many specialised circles* widely recognised as a vital subject of immediate interest because of its unprecedented disruptive power and unrivalled revolutionary growth potential.