Talk precedes action in science. Imagine if Roosevelt had said tell me when there is actually a useful bomb, or it's all talk and no action: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Einstein%E2%80%93Szil%C3%A1rd_...

You may be happier subscribing to a feed of shipped products on Dell's website, rather than, say, sciencebulletin.org.

Fundamental research takes time. One cannot discard such research as "all talk". It is the basis on which better results will be achieved and the possibility of a useful computer will be realized.

I think it's exceptionally rude to call the hard work and research that goes into all of these kinds of things "no action".

Feel free to ignore the stories until it reaches whatever point interests you, but don't downplay the work others do to get you there.

One of the problems with creating a useful computer has been that it is hard to keep the qubits around for any useful length of time...

I am fascinated by the ideas to produce quantum computers... I want to know all the iterative improvements as they come... there is joy in the journey.