> didn't count on using quantum computing instead of adding more cores.
And you probably still shouldn't. Quantum computing only provides a speedup for a very specific set of problems. For the vast majority of everyday computing tasks, quantum computing offers no practical advantage over classical computing.
And you probably still shouldn't. Quantum computing only provides a speedup for a very specific set of problems. For the vast majority of everyday computing tasks, quantum computing offers no practical advantage over classical computing.