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Zhong H-S, Deng Y-H, Qin J, Wang H, Chen M-C, Peng L-C, Luo Y-H, Wu D, Gong S-Q, Su H et al (2021) Phase-programmable gaussian boson sampling using stimulated squeezed light. Pick up skills that will be useful in a variety of places, and afford yourself the luxury of choice.Arute F, Arya K, Babbush R, Bacon D, Bardin JC, Barends R, Biswas R, Boixo S, Brandao FG, Buell DA et al (2019) Quantum supremacy using a programmable superconducting processor. I encourage you to study Quantum Computing in college (or grad school), but don't box yourself into a career in the field. What I'm trying to say is, don't put all your eggs in one basket. But it might be the space cooling down a lot and going back towards heavy R&D at a few major players with massive layoffs, or worse. real customers, not trials or contrived proof of concepts). Hopefully the answer is more qubits, better coherence, and adoption for real use cases (e.g. So no one can predict what might happen in 6-10 years. It can also make it more difficult for them to get further funding in the future. In fact, there is some reason for concern- lots of companies are doing SPAC mergers to go public and get additional funding, which dodges a great deal of regulatory oversight. However, that is not guaranteed to continue. There is lots of investment in and funding for QC right now, and lots of start ups working in the space. I'm working in it and love it, and the pay is fine (plenty of jobs with 6 figure salaries). Is that a specialization within a major like Computer Science or Physics, or a stand alone major? Because something to understand is that QC is a nascent industry.
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