Digital China(SZ:000034) Huan Qiu Wang·2026-01-21 09:53Core Viewpoint - The World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) has made its debut in Hong Kong, focusing on the future of quantum computing and its potential commercial applications [1]. Group 1: Quantum Computing Technology - Wang Bingfeng, co-chairman and CEO of Digital China, analyzed various major technological routes in quantum computing, including superconducting, ion trap, neutral atom, photonic, and CMOS technologies [3]. - While superconducting technology has made significant progress, it faces challenges such as engineering, cooling systems, wiring, qubit lifespan, noise, and I/O bottlenecks [3]. - Silicon-based CMOS technology, leveraging existing semiconductor industry advancements, may possess underestimated scalability potential [3]. Group 2: Commercialization and Practical Applications - The focus should shift from building a universal quantum computer to addressing specific practical problems that quantum computing can solve [5]. - The hybrid approach of accelerating computation alongside quantum computing is expected to enhance overall computational capabilities [5]. - Digital China aims to create a platform that connects cutting-edge technology with industry needs, facilitating the integration of new computing capabilities into future enterprises [5]. Group 3: Future Perspectives - As AI continues to evolve and enhance productivity, quantum computing is anticipated to bring disruptive changes to computational infrastructure [5]. - The true value of quantum computing lies in its ability to effectively address real-world pain points and enhance usability [5]. - Wang Bingfeng encourages the younger generation to adopt a "superposition state," mastering their specialties while also exploring related fields to maximize their potential [6].