u/Adventurous-Math-322

For people actually working with quantum hardware or simulators: what's the biggest gap between what you can do today and what you actually need? Is it qubit count, error rates, software tooling, something else?

I’ve been curious about what actually takes the most compute time in real physics/simulation workflows.

For people working with simulations or large datasets: what part is usually the biggest bottleneck for you? The simulations themselves, data processing, moving data around, analysis, something else?

Also, if one part of your workflow suddenly became 10x faster, what would help the most?

Just trying to understand where the real pain points are.