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While tech giants build excitement around near-term breakthroughs, many researchers remain cautious. They point out that building large-scale, fault-tolerant machines is incredibly difficult. We may face a 'quantum winter' if practical applications do not arrive soon enough to justify the billions of dollars currently being spent.
controversy
Supporting arguments
- Hardware scaling is exceptionally difficult
- High risk of public and investor fatigue
- Fear of overhyping early-stage technology
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