Quantum Computing and Cryptography: For the Newbie
Quantum Computing and Cryptography: For the Newbie. From an experienced author and scientist, in layperson’s terms. Here is Part 1… Here is Part 2…
Quantum Computing and Cryptography: For the Newbie. From an experienced author and scientist, in layperson’s terms. Here is Part 1… Here is Part 2…
Educating ourselves in the fundamentals of quantum computing [or the theory of it] is paramount to understanding even the simplest of quantum topics.
Time to remind ourselves — or just learn — what quantum computing is about fundamentally.
Let’s take a step back and remind ourselves (or educate our new readers over) what quantum computing is basically about.
Superposition. Entanglement. Qubit. Absolute-zero. Decoherence. For the layperson, these terms may be remotely familiar or not-at-all. In any case, take a look at this quantum primer with its embedded clips. A good primer or just a fresh reminder of this relatively new technology and its language.
What does Tangle Lake, Alaska, have in common with quantum computing? Intel named its 49-qubit processor “Tangle Lake”. Frigid conditions, an ‘entangled appearance’ from above; the similarities end there. Recently, Intel published an infographic explaining the components of this qubit processor. Visually interesting and a concise description of this 3×3 inch chip.
The benefits of quantum computing lay in the final output of these complex devices. T
Quantum computing, quantum mechanics, quantum bits, and so on. Quantum is one term many people shy away from at its mere mention. However, as quantum computers make the mainstream news more often, some of us (Qubit included), have been trying to grasp the concepts and convey them in layperson’s terms.
Quantum Seating for 10, Please Theoretical Physicist Joerg Esser delves into machine learning, quantum computing, and seating 10 people to a dinner table. Though quantum
The Basic Principles “It might be a good idea if all of us were to make a late New Year’s Resolution to take a fresh