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Rigetti argues that meaningful quantum scaling is defined by algorithmic complexity and result speed rather than raw qubit counts or massive infrastructure. The company's chiplet approach aims to achieve this efficiency with a compact footprint and reduced power requirements, avoiding the extreme resource demands of competing architectures. This shift in focus highlights practical deployment metrics over speculative hardware specifications for industry stakeholders.

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Rigetti says scaling quantum means complex tasks, fast results

Quantum ZeitgeistOctober 12, 20263 min read

Every quantum vendor talks about scale, often referencing a qubit count. Yuval Boger states that scaling quantum means answering two questions: how complex an algorithm can you run, and how long does it take?

Rigetti’s David Rivas argues that simply counting qubits misses the mark when measuring progress in quantum computing; instead, focus should be on the complexity of algorithms a machine can run and the speed at which it delivers results, the company says. The assertion came during a panel discussion at Quantum…

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