Submitted by upyoars t3_zxs5il in technology
bpetersonlaw t1_j22h3ah wrote
well sort of. They might do so in the future.
"Although not quite there yet, the researchers concluded that quantum-based computational chemistry on the kinds of quantum computers that will be available in the near-term will play “a vital role to find potential materials that can enhance the battery performance and robustness.” While they used a 20-qubit simulator, they suggest a 400-qubit quantum computer (which will soon be available) would be necessary to fully model the Li2Co2O4 and Co2O4 system they considered."
darklink594594 t1_j22rz8g wrote
Thanks for the TLDR lol
pastari t1_j25e8cf wrote
> Ford used a quantum computer
> Although not quite there yet
This is the worst clickbait I've seen all day.
bpetersonlaw t1_j25g29m wrote
Yeah, that's what I was thinking too. I don't actually know what "a 20-qubit simulator" is, but I'm confident it didn't find better EV battery materials. I think this was more proof of concept
WeAreStillEarly t1_j260xt0 wrote
Who makes a 400 qubit computer. That’s insane.
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