Hmm, that might mean we need to more swiftly advance the architectural innovation of Windows, particularly in supporting quantum computing.
For example, giving more support to the Azure Quantum team while investing in lower latency quantum network technology. But whether it can succeed, I can't guarantee."
These are old talking points.
He had written it this way in the report he submitted before.
But there's no choice, everything is unknown right now, and without understanding the new products that the Huaxia Quantum Simulation Alliance has produced, he can't really offer any concrete advice.
This answer also left Brad Smith feeling somewhat disappointed; he wasn't looking for such a generic suggestion.
If there's no breakthrough temporarily, what's the difference between saying something and saying nothing? Moreover, those scientists sent to learn in Huaxia were appointed by you, and yet they couldn't gather any useful intelligence—how embarrassing is that?
