/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12566703
A literal quantum computer just 3cm in size and uses a teaspoon of sugar for energy
VS
An engine

>hurr computers are better than the brain
kek
It takes 1Million modern supercomputers just to beat a single brain and we have yet to make brains with parallel computing

For comparison of how big that solar farm out to be:

Texas is just 700K km^2
HAHAHHAHAHAAHHA

Yes, make the Earth go Solar. What could possibly go wrong

>>12487312
You don't understand how it works
You only know things based on graphs made using calculations you do not understand. LMAO

>>12487318
Really?
.Another limitations of the LCOE is that it does not consider indirect costs of generation.[9] These include environmental externalities or grid upgrades requirements. Intermittent power sources, such as wind and solar, may incur extra costs associated with needing to have storage or backup generation available

Quantum computing is expected to calculate 10^18 calculations per second

A single neuron calculates at 10^24

~Blood beats metal~