How Close Are We Really to the Quantum Inflection Point?
Everyone talks about quantum computing as if it’s inevitable. Governments invest billions. Tech giants announce breakthroughs. Every conference panel says “Quantum is coming.” But here’s the question almost nobody tries to answer: How close are we - in measurable, quantifiable terms - to the real inflection point? Not the research phase. Not hype.The moment when quantum becomes economically necessary , commercially useful , and industrially unavoidable . So instead of buzzwor
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How Much Is a Quantum Computer Worth? Let’s Run the Numbers.
People talk about quantum computing like it’s a magic wand. “It will reinvent finance!” “It will change investing, risk, pricing, trading - everything!” Maybe. But here’s what you almost never hear: How much is “everything” actually worth? Are we talking about a 5% improvement? 50%? 500%? Is it worth millions ? Billions ? Or… is it mostly PowerPoint? Let’s leave the buzzwords behind for a moment - and actually put numbers on it. [Full transparency: I used AI tools & deep rese
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When Will Quantum Have Its “GPT Moment”?
Not when it's powerful - when it becomes meaningful . Every transformative technology in history had a moment - not when it became scientifically impressive, but when it became humanly relevant . Computers existed for decades before they became “personal”. The breakthrough wasn't silicon - it was the mouse and windows . The internet was running behind the scenes for years - its tipping point was the browser. Artificial intelligence had powerful models long before it had Chat
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What It Really Costs to Build a Quantum Computer: Superconducting vs. Atoms
Most people imagine quantum computers as exotic machines so futuristic that they must cost infinity. Not true. They’re expensive - very - but not in the way you’d think. And the cost depends almost entirely on what kind of qubit you choose . There are two major families today: Superconducting qubits - built like microchips Atom-based qubits - built from actual atoms trapped by lasers Both are quantum. Both are powerful. Both can change the world. But economically? They live
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