Nvidia's Jensen Huang is 'dead wrong' about quantum computers, D-Wave CEO says

• Jensen Huang crushed the quantum stocks, and now Martin Shkreli is going for the kill

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• Quantum-computing stocks sink as Nvidia CEO delivers a reality check

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  Why Nvidia’s Jensen Huang Is So Bullish on ‘Physical AI’ and Robots

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  Nvidia's Jensen Huang is 'dead wrong' about quantum computers, D-Wave CEO says

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  Nvidia’s Jensen Huang Just Reminded the World Who’s King of AI

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