extremely cold temperatures, and isolated from the environment. quantum electronics engineer marissa justina, is responsible for creating ideal conditions for the cubits at quantum a i lab. so this hardware actually is just a refrigerator this warmest at the top and it gets colder as you go down. people often show pictures of or some system that looks like this and then go look at that big quantum computer. actually, the only thing that's quantum in there is this small silicon chip which is down inside some layers of packaging in here. the quantum chip is just as big as a finger. now, it sits at the bottom of this nearly 2 meter long construction of cables, metal sheets, and conductors. marissa justine is responsibility is to make sure that everything is connected properly. she runs the so called device package of gene in order to show that the content effects it has to be operated as very cold, dark environment for colder than the outer space. and then we have to be able to send signals from room temperature electronics all the way into the credit start to reach the processor, interact with

is, and you need them to all line up at the end and, and become a working functional system. marissa justina predicts that quantum computers will be used in about 5 to 10 years. but whether quantum chips will be used in the future is not just a question of technological progress, but of money to a study by boston consulting group has found that using quantum computers costs up to 3000 to 5000 year as an hour by comparison, using a traditional cloud computer costs less than a cent per hour. another interesting aspect is who invests and quantum research apart from tech companies, states to are investing china top of the table with 14000000000 zeroes, or then all other countries combined. one reason for state interest in quantum computers is that they could hack into a digital encryption method. this would have consequences for crypto wallets, chaps, health data and military tactics. what do you think? will quantum technology change or lives hill illnesses or even slow down climate change? i'm curious to see which areas will make a quantum leap. and what that means for us. we'd love to hear fro