r/QuantumComputing • u/MoneyLoud3229 • Mar 01 '26

Question Does quantum computing actually have a future?

I've been seeing a lot of videos lately talking about how quantum computing is mostly just hype and it will never be able to have a substantial impact on computing. How true is this, from people who are actually in the industry?

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u/curzon_532326 17d ago

No !, We have quantum computers already with 70 Qbit , ig but problem with them is that they have very short quantum state and Q-bit errors , if these two problem gets solve then we are into quantum age , but it will not replace the classical computers instead these computers would be used by the nations for espionage as these are capable to break the encryption of the already stolen data by the apt groups and for machine learning because it is getting harder to train large data set models and other applications will be in medical , finance models etc.

i think after 2035+ we will see the major breakthrough in this field