Commercial quantum computer fails to impress in new test
D-Wave machine runs no faster than traditional computer in head-to-head challenge
QUANTUM BLACK BOX The D-Wave Two quantum computer, seen here, solves problems with over 500 superconducting circuits called qubits chilled to 0.02 degrees Celsius above absolute zero.
Courtesy of D-Wave Systems Inc.
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