It's no surprise that heat dissipation is a major problem in quantum computers, even bigger than traditional embedded systems. The dissipated heat, even in its slightest form, is considered a “noise”, which alters or collapses the quantum state of fragile qubits, the quantum bits. A change in qubit states results in the malfunctioning of quantum computers. Enterprises spend millions of dollars on cooling solutions to deal with heat in quantum computers.