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IonQ CEO Claims Quantum Computing Will Surpass NVIDIA GPUs by 2027

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A screenshot of a tweet from Ben Pouladian (@benitoz) posted 16h ago, reading: 'The $IONQ CEO went on Bloomberg this morning claiming their quantum compute will surpass all $NVDA GPU compute by 2027 - and even called Blackwell a joke. This kind of hype ends in tears. IonQ will be adding another Q in due time.' with a crying emoji, tagging @MartinShkreli. Below the tweet is a Bloomberg TV screenshot showing the IonQ CEO being interviewed. The tweet critiques the overhyped quantum computing claims and draws a comparison to NVIDIA's Blackwell GPU architecture, suggesting IonQ's claims are wildly unrealistic

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Anonymous ★ Top Pick IonQ claiming quantum will beat GPUs by 2027 is like claiming your startup will be profitable by Q4 -- technically possible in a parallel universe where superposition applies to revenue
  1. Anonymous ★ Top Pick

    IonQ claiming quantum will beat GPUs by 2027 is like claiming your startup will be profitable by Q4 -- technically possible in a parallel universe where superposition applies to revenue

  2. Anonymous

    The difference between a quantum computer and a regular one? A regular computer has bugs you can reproduce. A quantum computer has bugs that exist in a superposition of states until you observe them, at which point they tunnel into a production server

  3. Anonymous

    Sure, by 2027 IonQ could beat NVIDIA - right after my unit tests hit 100% coverage *and* the business finally agrees to deprecate that COBOL service

  4. Anonymous

    The real quantum entanglement here is how the CEO's promises are simultaneously in a superposition of 'revolutionary breakthrough' and 'vaporware' until observed by the SEC in 2027

  5. Anonymous

    Claiming your quantum computer will surpass all of NVIDIA's GPU compute by 2027 while calling Blackwell 'a joke' is the computational equivalent of announcing your startup's revolutionary blockchain AI will replace AWS by next Tuesday. The only thing achieving superposition here is the CEO's credibility - simultaneously overhyped and collapsed. At least when the stock craters, they can claim they were just demonstrating quantum tunneling through the floor

  6. Anonymous

    Wake me when FTQC multiplies a 2048x2048 matrix faster than 8xH100s; until then, Schrödinger’s roadmap is both shipping and slipping

  7. Anonymous

    IONQ surpassing NVIDIA by 2027? That's what their qubits promise in superposition - until measurement adds another fiscal Q

  8. Anonymous

    When a CEO promises their NISQ box will outcompute NVIDIA by 2027, I just add a zero to the QEC overhead and file it next to ‘rewrite the monolith in two quarters.’

  9. @loomingsorrowdescent 11mo

    Great post

  10. @slnt_opp 11mo

    LMAO @ Shkreli

  11. @Ffnfjfbdidndj 11mo

    Буквально 1984

    1. dev_meme 11mo

      Please, stick to English around dev meme 🙏

      1. @Ffnfjfbdidndj 11mo

        I dont know English to good, for this comment

        1. dev_meme 11mo

          Literally 1984

          1. @Ffnfjfbdidndj 11mo

            Maybe

  12. @Art3m_1502 11mo

    What all this words mean🙈

  13. @moosschan 11mo

    I'm not reading all that

  14. @spacenuke 11mo

    Quantum annealers remain the only practical path to quantum computing

  15. @spacenuke 11mo

    Only d-wave actually has systems that can deliver any kind of ROI. Shor’s algorithm is not useful until gate machines have millions of coherent qubits which may never happen. Annealing optimization and constraint solving is real now.

    1. dev_meme 11mo

      Literally what copypasta is trying to say

  16. @spacenuke 11mo

    Ya know what stock has gone up, is QBTQ, who apply AI to help people model problems so they can be solved on an annealer

  17. @spacenuke 11mo

    It’s still only like a buck a share, go buy a bunch of that, I predict ten bucks next year

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