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I've heard quantum computing doesn't reduce time complexity from exponential to polynomial, it merely reduces the degree of the polynomial.
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I've heard quantum computing doesn't reduce time complexity from exponential to polynomial, it merely reduces the degree of the polynomial.
It's also worth noting that the records for factoring numbers with quantum are still very unimpressive: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integer_factorization_records#:~:text=the%20linear%20algebra.-,Records%20for%20efforts%20by%20quantum%20computers,been%20factored%20by%20several%20labs.