Honeywell says it built the world's most powerful quantum computer

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I am familiar with the qubit as a standard of quantum computer performance. I have worked on these systems. I am interested in this story for several reasons. The first reason is discussing the computer not just in terms of qubits. It discusses quantum volume instead. This is the capacity of the matching as far as throughput parameters and it seems like Honeywell has cracked through with quantum computer that has a higher general capacity than other systems on offer. So much they are going to be offering time on this system through Microsoft Azure offering. You might be able to put one to task one in the very near future the same way you can access cloud computers today for enhanced computation abilities.

will this one some how be able to give history the first...worshipable image....

some how....the timing is immpeccable.....can it help an evil bastard biblically....somehow. he he no not laughing.

I purport here by. an evil one is showing now, I see this in the headines. you?

Oh, it has to be inhabitable....by a real nasty spirit.

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Honeywell as in the same company that makes cheap quality fans and humidifiers?

Would have never thought they were in this type of technology.

Honeywell, smells of old money.....

my Grove crane had a Honeywell under carriage, same bunch I guess

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originally posted by: strongfp
Honeywell as in the same company that makes cheap quality fans and humidifiers?

Would have never thought they were in this type of technology.

They picked up some additional tech when they acquired AlliedSignal.

originally posted by: strongfp
a reply to: machineintelligence

Honeywell as in the same company that makes cheap quality fans and humidifiers?

Would have never thought they were in this type of technology.

Honeywell has been in the computer game almost as long as IBM.

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Honeywell had some secret west coast government computer contracts back in the 80's.
Maybe not a lot of difference between secret military applications and secret cloud applications.

Internet porn, will never be the same.

Quantum AI will replace all of those girls, just trying to pay off their student loans.

Tragic, unforeseen consequences...

Well, give it a go at cracking the vaccine answer on CO-VID 19...

They've been the bees knees in thermostats for a decade.
Google's little #ty spying circle thing might have caught the eye of consumers and the media, but you'd never see that junk at work.
Corporations pay top dollar for hvac work, and hvac guys deploy Honeywell.
Same features, less bling, more discreet. Who knows what they collect.
I'd I was making one I'd grab the bluetooth mac address of every device that walked by- then buy that same database from target from some underpaid IT guy and sell the results.
Top dollar- that's what this system promotes.

Honeywell runs the environmental controls in almost every building you step foot in.

originally posted by: strongfp
a reply to: machineintelligence

Honeywell as in the same company that makes cheap quality fans and humidifiers?

Would have never thought they were in this type of technology.

This caught me off guard too. Just last night, I was giving my Honeywell thermostat a beating because my heat was not turning on.

I guess everyone is in everything these days.

originally posted by: a325nt
They've been the bees knees in thermostats for a decade.
Google's little #ty spying circle thing might have caught the eye of consumers and the media, but you'd never see that junk at work.
Corporations pay top dollar for hvac work, and hvac guys deploy Honeywell.
Same features, less bling, more discreet. Who knows what they collect.
I'd I was making one I'd grab the bluetooth mac address of every device that walked by- then buy that same database from target from some underpaid IT guy and sell the results.
Top dollar- that's what this system promotes.

Honeywell runs the environmental controls in almost every building you step foot in.

Quantum computers require some serious cooling..
Guess they have some experience in that field

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Honeywell, used to make some of the best keyboards, so nice to type on. makes all the junk we get these days feel like rubbish.

Honeywell made one of the first computers, the Datamatic 1000.

The very first D-1000 was sold in 1957 for $1.5 million. The computer weighed over 25 tons and took up 6,000 square feet. It had 3,600 vacuum tubes and 500 transistors.

Courtesy: Hennepin

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The more you know... interesting. Goes to show how much I know about that part of the tech world.

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Seriously, are you on drugs?

originally posted by: stelth2
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Seriously, are you on drugs?

You have to read it several times and ignore the line breaks.

I see it as saying this one could be the one which becomes the 'biblical God' of Artificial or post-human intelligence in the far-flung future. But that could just me.

a computer that can be 0 and 1 at the same time!
so how do you tell Witch it is?? if you look at it you will crash.
if this was built by a AI and not humans I would be ok with it.
humans are stupid.

a reply to: strongfp
Honeywell makes and made high quality Avionics in military and airline jets.