Quantum Riches and Hardware Diversity Are Discouraging Collaboration

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There are close to five to six quantum computing technologies being developed, and they all require different levels of expertise or optimization on the top of the system, Jim Clarke, director of quantum hardware at Intel Labs, told HPCwire.

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