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CEO of Quantum Computing company in the United States: Huang Renxun is completely wrong
On January 9th, Jinshi Data reported that Alan Baratz, CEO of D-Wave Quantum, the US Quantum Computing company, stated that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's view on Quantum Computing is "completely wrong". Previously, Huang's statement that it would take at least 15 years for Quantum Computers to be applied scared Wall Street and caused related stocks, including D-Wave, to plummet. Baratz said that companies including Mastercard and NTT in Japan are currently using D-Wave's Quantum Computing in production, "not 30 years from now, not 20 years from now, not 15 years from now. But now, today." Baratz said that although Huang's "comments may not be completely wrong for gate model Quantum Computers, they are 100% wrong for annealing Quantum Computers." "I would be happy to meet with Jensen Huang at any time, any place, to help fill in these gaps."