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The article argues that future scientific computing breakthroughs depend on integrating advanced algorithms and software architectures alongside hardware advancements, rather than relying solely on new processors. This perspective is central to the evolution of machine learning and quantum simulation workflows, making it a core topic for AI and quantum technology readers.
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