Even though we encourage you to build for your own device - and learn a lot in the process! - we realize that not everyone has the luxury of a fast computer.
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Transparent communication—stating both capabilities and uncertainties—should be the norm. That includes clear distinctions between laboratory demonstrations, engineering milestones, and economically or scientifically transformative capabilities. “Superposition benchmark crack full” evokes dramatic collapse, but the more useful metaphor is incremental refinement. Benchmarks will break; algorithms will advance; assumptions will be challenged. Each event is an opportunity to strengthen standards, sharpen scientific claims, and realign goals toward useful quantum advantage rather than headline-grabbing declarations. A mature field will treat benchmark cracks not as the end of the road, but as signposts guiding better science—rigorous, transparent, and application-aware.
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