Will the quantum economy change your business?
It depends. TechCrunch‘s Daniel Coldewey gives us three main points to assuage our fears about quantum computing entering everyday businesses but maybe he missed the bus. VW‘s MAN bus, that is. Coldewey’s first point is that it will be a long time before anything really practical comes out of quantum computing. Maybe not. In an accompanying post, we relay how VW is using quantum computers in a bus-routing pilot project.
His second point is that early applications will be incredibly domain-specific and not generalizable. Off-the-cuff, routing buses looks like a generalizable logistical application.
The question, which Coldewey does ask come to, is “what is your business?”
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