The United Nations has declared this the year of quantum science and technology, yet despite the acclaim, the field has been characterized by unrealized potential. Historically, quantum advancements are hailed every year, creating persistent hype without significant tangible results. The article compares the current state of quantum computing to Schrödinger's cat, representing its simultaneous existence in a state of promise and disappointment. The repeated calls for breakthroughs contrast sharply with the reality of its slow progress, prompting skepticism about when true advancements will materialize.
Quantum science and technology are continually heralded as the next big thing, yet they remain in a state of unrealized potential, oscillating between breakthroughs and disappointments.
Historically, every year has been touted as the year of quantum advancements, but tangible progress has been underwhelming, leading many to question when true leap will occur.
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