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October 7, 2023 - Saturday Morning Thoughts and Discoveries

 My morning time at home is precious to me. I get to sit down and enjoy a cup of coffee. My family has cats and a dog, I like spending time with them as well. This Saturday was no exception. During that time of “Waking Up,” I think about the day and what needs to get done. 

It finally got to be time to start my day, I started booting up my computer.  Anyone that knows me realizes that is entirely normal.  The Microsoft feed gets its turn to be initialized and the following headline pops up, “Quantum computers are fast becoming cheaper and smaller - and they could be coming to a data center near you very soon”, a story by Keumr Afifi-Sabet.  Then I checked the time it had been posted; it was today October 7, 2023.  I read the article and I have to comment on it on my blog.

In short, the article predicts companies having quantum computers mounted on their data store racks in 2024.  If you haven’t noticed, we are in October and we are only three months away from the new year.  This is what I had been saying all along and that was going to happen.

The article talks about IONq, a company I have been talking about from the start. The article also goes on to mention that the prices are coming down as well.  

Please take the time to read this brief article. The article just backs up what I have been predicting all along. Since my plan is 10 years until retirement or more, I hope to see a quantum computer on my rack in the school that I am a professor at.

I will leave the blog on for you.

Thank you for taking the time to read my post.

Russell V. Rittenhouse

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