News BMW's 3,854-Variable Problem Solved in Six Minutes With Quantum Computing

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Quantum computing specialist QCI claims quantum advantage with its Entropy Quantum Computing approach. It solved an optimization problem for BMW that counted with 3,854 variables and 500 constraints, solving a problem that would take inordinately longer amounts of time to compute in a classical system than the six minutes the company needed to complete their calculations.

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Does optimum placement include not having to dismantle half the vehicle to replace said sensor, because they couldn’t allow you those extra few mm of clearance?

(Addressing the industry here, not just BMW.)
 
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Does optimum placement include not having to dismantle half the vehicle to replace said sensor, because they couldn’t allow you those extra few mm of clearance?

(Addressing the industry here, not just BMW.)
yes - Clio owner here. having to removed whole front of the car to change a headlight bulb is taking the piss. or remove the inner wing and steering rack to fit an header bolt.(BMW 325ti)
 
Or dismantling the entire dashboard of the car to replace the evaporator core (which should have been made of a non-corrosive material in the first place).
Highly over engineered and not well thought out.