Companies and educators must focus on preparing the workforce for quantum computing to avoid being caught off guard by its disruptive impact on the market.
Martin Schmidt noted that during prior tech disruptions, many were unprepared, highlighting the need to proactively educate and train talent for future quantum advancements.
Arakawa predicted that quantum computing would be integrated into practices within two years, while Gil believes it may take until the end of the decade for broader adoption.
Gil mentioned there's already significant work being done in quantum computing, indicating a swift acceleration in advancements over the coming years.
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