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I believe so, from abstract

> A priori the task of preparing a Gibbs state is a natural candidate for achieving super-polynomial quantum speedups, but our results rule out this possibility above a fixed constant temperature.



So, quantum computers are doomed to be perpetually cool.

Sorry. I couldn't resist.


Loss of resistance is a common phenomenon when you're really, really cool.


That's very metal!




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