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📌 The Unveiling of Quantum Computing

This video covers the process of Nvidia’s co-founder, Curtis PR, providing a quantum computer to RPI. Curtis PR sold most of his shares in Nvidia and donated the money to his Alma mater, RPI. The video discusses the details of PR’s donation to RPI, including the support funds and the computer. Quantum computers are still rare and very expensive equipment. This computer is scheduled to be operational in the spring of 2024 and will play a central role in RPI’s computing center. RPI will be the only university in the world to have a quantum computer.


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