I selected this post because it goes into a brief description about quantum computing and then goes on to explain the uses of the technique. Talking about how quantum computing could spur the development of new breakthroughs in science, medications to save lives, machine learning methods to diagnose illnesses sooner, materials to make more efficient devices and structures, financial strategies to live well in retirement, and algorithms to quickly direct resources such as ambulances.
This CNN article is talking about the unhackable computers that could revolutionize the future an it's based on opinons as well to get like a glimps at what others have to say.
I chose this article because it explains what quantum computing is and how it is going to transform cybersecurity into four areas. Companies like IBM and Classiq are developing more abstracted layers in the programming stack, enabling developers to build powerful quantum applications to solve real-world problems.
https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/07/biggest-flipping-challenge-quantum-computing This article is about quantum computers and how they work. They are very complicated and hard to use with our current technology. The errors that can be caused simply by a loud noise are at a very high magnitude. In the future it will most likely become easier as our technology improves.
i chose this because i fond this d- system interesting. and this site talks about how it works and how its used. and all the programming it takes to use it. plus the computing control section gives a lot of detail
the reason i chose this link is because the article that was linked to the assignment if i remember correctly mentioned ibm
but basically this quantum computing is quick, thats really all i can say describing it.
i think it would be cool having a computer that quick, but it just seems unnecessary having a computer that quick. they said it could save lives with different types of medicine. but yea thats what i got out of it
This article essentially sums up what happened back in 2019, as mentioned in the article Mr. Matthews shared, when Google claimed that they had achieved quantum supremacy (quantum computers becoming faster than classical computers). They achieved quantum supremacy by performing a calculation that would have took a classical supercomputer 10,000 years in about 200 seconds, which is many orders of magnitudes faster. Aside from Google's achievement here, I believe that this gives insight into what the future of computers may be capable of. Obviously, the first quantum computers that would actually perform useful tasks would be limited to big tech companies and slowly make its way to the general public. The technology that goes into these computers is fascinating. We humans have a hard time processing what is actually happening with the quantum bits (qubits) in these computers because they are contradictory to what we experience in our lives. We experience things in our lives as true or false, on or off, yes or no. Quantum computing is beyond what we experience in that a qubit can be in two states at once, and that is the beauty of this concept of quantum mechanics.
"Failure is an option here. If you are not failing, you are not innovating enough." -Elon Musk, founder of SpaceX and The Boring Company, CEO of Tesla, co-founder of Neurolink and OpenAI
Scientists from Fermilab, Caltech, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the University of Calgary achieved “long-distance quantum teleportation†in mid-2020, they confirmed in an academic journal article published last month. It’s another step toward realizing what’s often called quantum computing, and also toward understanding physics on a different level than we do now, perhaps well enough to someday teleport humans. And while there is no ETF specifically for that yet, here are some broad guidelines for thinking about how to invest in very nascent technologies
This article talks about how they are trying to pretty much edit what they call the Quantum Annealing so that it can answer questions and problem solve at a much faster rate Quantum Annealing
This article talks about what’s often called quantum computing, and how it may be able to someday teleport humans. Scientists from Fermilab, Caltech, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the University of Calgary achieved “long-distance quantum teleportation†in mid-2020.
I chose the article because it explains how using quantum-speed chemical modeling, it may be possible to develop vaccine candidates in a number of days instead of years.
Harnessing Quantum Codes The following paragraph that is stating that Quantum Computers can help us design new things such as drugs, new materials, scanners, CD players, and possibly many more that the paragraph says...
I chose the article about Googles quantum computing division helping develop new drugs. I chose this article because of this past years events related to COVID 19. The article says that the use of quantum computing allows better simulation than with conventional computers. The article also says that current computers are good in pharmaceutical development but they don’t work well in the early stages of development. The added computer potential of quantum computers would aid in the early development.
Quantum computing is an area of computing focused on developing computer technology based on the principles of quantum theory, which explains the behavior of energy and material on the atomic and subatomic levels. Classical computers that we use today can only encode information in bits that take the value of 1 or 0.
Quantum computers perform calculations based on the probability of an object's state before it is measured - instead of just 1s or 0s - which means they have the potential to process exponentially more data compared to classical computers. ... A single state - such as on or off, up or down, 1 or 0 - is called a bit.
This article is about how quantum computers would be able to break into today's AES encription and more. To get ahead of the problem NIST launched a competition, asking researchers to develop "quantum proof" encryption methods.
Quantum computers promise to perform certain tasks much faster than ordinary computers. In essence, a quantum computer carefully orchestrates quantum effects to explore a huge computational space and ultimately converge on a solution, or solutions, to a problem. If the numbers of quantum bits and operations reach even modest levels, carrying out the same task on a state-of-the-art supercomputer becomes intractable on any reasonable timescale a regime termed quantum computational supremacy.
I chose this article because it basically shows tells you what quantum computing is, and it tells you conclusions and the outlooks that coe from quantum computing. Quantum computing makes certain types of classically intractable problems solvable.
This article tells about the UK take on quantum computing and how they have a lot funded into it to be the superior in it. It also tell how they making emulators for it and where that are projected to be in the 2020s.
The article I choose talks about how the freezer they have in the United Kingdom could be colder than space it's self. Which means with all the coldness they would be able to get to greater heights like with quantum computing. With the coldness they could also improve the quailty of the qubits which would be a big leap for them.
Quantum computers therefore require error correction. Any computational problem that can be solved by a classical computer can also be solved by a quantum computer. Conversely, any problem that can be solved by a quantum computer can also be solved by a classical computer, at least in principle given enough time.
Google wants to expand technology horizons by experimenting on quantum computing, stating that it would probably better humanity and more than one way.
Future sparkles for diamond-based quantum technology Two research breakthroughs are poised to accelerate the development of synthetic diamond-based quantum technology
Physicists built two tiny drums, each as big as a human hair is wide, and synchronized their vibrations exactly. They achieved this perfect unison of drums using a phenomenon of quantum mechanics known as entanglement – and the drums could be useful in developing quantum computers.
I chose this post because it was detailed on what Quantum Computer is and how it would benefit the future. It talks about Qubits which are are made using physical systems, such as the spin of an electron or the orientation of a photon. They can also be linked together by something called Quantum Entanglement.
Finding a phone number in a directory when one knows the name is easy; much harder is finding the name given the number. On average, a search algorithm will have to scan half the total number of entries. If the database or directory is extremely large, the search may be impossible with classical computers. New possibilities emerge, however, with quantum computing. As Brassard discusses in his Perspective, a new algorithm developed by L. K. Grover enables much faster searching of large databases if one uses a quantum computer. I chose this because it is interesting how quantum computing is developing
governments and private-sector companies like Microsoft or Google are working on quantum computers. To make them powerful enough to break the cryptographic security that protects cell phones, bank accounts, email addresses and bitcoin wallets.
According to this article, a powerful quantum computer could crack encryption and solve problems that classical machines find impossible. It seems that no one has yet succeeded in building such a powerful device, we have recently seen a gathering of pace of progress. At this moment, all efforts are focused on an important milestone known as the "Quantum Supremacy" from which at this point a quantum computer is able to calculate numerous of calculations so quickly that a normal computer can't give a reasonable answer on why the calculations took so long to calculate.
I chose this because it gives me more info about it Digital computing has limitations in regards to an important category of calculation in which the order of data is important to the solution. , iterative calculations can take even the fastest computers a long time to process. Computers and software that are predicated on the assumptions of quantum mechanics have the potential to perform combinatorics and other calculations much faster, and as a result, many firms are already exploring the technology, whose known and probable applications already include cybersecurity, bio-engineering, AI, finance, and complex manufacturing.
I choose this article because I find it interesting how we need "fake" numbers for some of the most important things. This article talks about how the "fake" numbers could be needed to describe reality. When you combine real and fake numbers, you get these more complex numbers, which are used to make formulas and quantum equations. Although the use of the imaginary numbers are necessary for quantum mechanics, which is also important, it is still a controversial thing is imaginary numbers are right to use.
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I chose this article because its really impressive how quantum computing keeps spreading through the technology world the branch of technology concerned with the properties and transmission of photons, for example in fiber optics.rld is integrating with quantum computing.
I chose this article because it informs about the earliest use cases be. The article talks about this upcoming project being experimental and its first use cases will help it demonstrate its usefulness. It is also full of information on the benefits that quantum computing will bring to various amounts of industries.
Quantum computers exploit the weird behaviour of matter at the atomic level. One particle can store many pieces of information, allowing the computers, in effect, to perform many calculations simultaneously. They promise to solve problems that are out of reach of conventional machines, and to speed up modelling of chemical reactions in batteries or drug design, or even simulations of information flow in black holes.
My article is about IBM’s release of a new quantum computer. I chose this article because it looked interesting with something new to learn about. The computer has a significant performance increase with Qiskit Runtime, which enables IBM Quantum Services users to run 20+ circuits and test hybrid algorithms at a much faster rate than ever before with 120X or greater performance. There are over 20 systems available with access to underlying APIs and the latest suite of programming tools. You can learn more about this through this link. https://www.ibm.com/quantum-computing/services/
I chose this article because it really interested me. The article was about a group of scientists in the US Department of Energy's Ames Laboratory who have developed computational quantum algorithms that are capable of efficient and highly accurate simulations of static and dynamic properties of quantum computers. They are specifically designed to work on existing and near-future quantum computers.
This article says that it's becoming so fast that you can solve an error while its happening and you won't even tell when it's happening, and the use of it.
Bitcoins encryption would require 1.9 billion qubits, or quantum bits, and todays quantum computers only have a tiny fraction of that, at 127 qubits. This is great news for bitcoin owners, because they will not have to worry about their bitcoin getting hacked any time soon.
Quantum computing is an area of computing focused on developing computer technology based on the principles of quantum theory, which explains the behavior of energy and material on the atomic and subatomic levels. Classical computers that we use today can only encode information in bits that take the value of 1 or 0.
Quantum computers perform calculations based on the probability of an object's state before it is measured - instead of just 1s or 0s - which means they have the potential to process exponentially more data compared to classical computers. A single state - such as on or off, up or down, 1 or 0 - is called a bit
This article is about quantum computers and how they work. They are very complicated and hard to use with our current technology. The errors that can be caused simply by a loud noise are at a very high magnitude. In the future it will most likely become easier as our technology improves.
a artifical intelligence system that is faster and better at computing intelligence problems like if it's processing the quantum system can help with technoloigcal problems can bring a lot of useful resources and tools for online work and more better and faster process for computer which are a.i artifcal intelligence related which supports it by giving useful resources and tools for it to process through without almost no problems.
According to this article, it states that with a strong enough quantum computer, it could steal over a quarter of the value of bitcoin (42 billion dollars) by hacking their keys. Personally, cryptocurrency is already worthless so I don't really care much for the possibility. If anything, it'd be pretty funny to see the value of bitcoin collapse overnight which is a pretty interesting idea to think about.
Quantum Computing makes everything go faster, and could change our whole course of technology. Scientists and engineers use it for more complex problems.
Scientists use quantum computers to simulate quantum materials
"The reasons we do these kinds of simulations is to gain a fundamental understanding of materials properties and also to tell experimentalists how to eventually better design materials for new technologies
The emerging technology of quantum computing could revolutionize the fight against climate change, transforming the economics of decarbonization and becoming a major factor in limiting global warming to the target temperature of 1.5°C (see sidebar “What is quantum computing?”).
A quantum computer is a device for computation that makes direct use of quantum mechanical phenomena, such as superposition and entanglement, to perform operations on data. The basic principle behind quantum computation is that quantum properties can be used to represent data and perform operations on these data.
Scientists from the California Institute of Technology developed a model of a traversable wormhole on the Google Sycamore quantum processing system. Caltech researchers were able to represent wormhole-like conditions on a quantum computer.
This video talks about how quantum computing is being developed. The guy talks about how in this one object called glimpse. This object shows how there are millions of quantum in it and which to use to make the quantum computer which the guy said probably will be released before the year 2030.
Researchers in China claim to have reached a breakthrough in quantum computing, figuring out how they can break the RSA public-key encryption system using a quantum computer of around the power that will soon be publicly available.
Under the offering segment, the hardware category held the largest industry share, 62.5%, in 2021. Moreover, the category is projected to grow due to the availability of various types of hardware for the deployment of quantum computing solutions.The services category is expected to witness a significant growth rate, ascribed to the burgeoning requirement for consulting and other associated services in the near future. Deep learning, simulation, and optimization applications leverage quantum computing for better results and low operational costs across various industries. Several important business decisions are made keeping in mind quality, cost, and manufacturing time.
The emerging technology of quantum computing could revolutionize the fight against climate change, transforming the economics of decarbonization and becoming a major factor in limiting global warming to the target temperature of 1.5°C
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2022/12/221213180732.htm i picked this because tells about protiens amino acids stuff thts in our body we should know. also Quantum dots are normally made in industrial settings with high temperatures and toxic, expensive solvents a process that is neither economical and environmentally friendly But researchers have now pulled off the process at the bench using water as a solvent, making a stable end-product at room temperature.
This article explains that Quantum Computing can be much more dangerous than AI. At the beginning of the article, it explains that Elon Musk has warned us that technology will be our "Biggest existential threat". If Quantum physics was somehow released from the experimental stage and made into everyday applications it would change things in such an instant that technology today wouldn't be able to control or understand.
I choose this article because China believes that we already have the necessary items for quantum computing. However, we have only been able to create unstable quantum bits or qubits. "Noise" comes out of the qubits which results in errors. It is later explained that Chinese scientists had assumed that quantum computers can computer a very large number of orders.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2023/01/230131160535.htm Researchers are building quantum computer to solve all of the open problems in physiscs, they haven't yet but they're close. They can build bespoke analog devices with components that can solve the specifics of quantum physics problems.
I chose this article because not only explains the capabilities of quantum computing but also how it can be used. While this technology is powerful, it can be troublesome in the wrong hands. They say that sometime in the next few decades, there will be a day when quantum computers get so advanced, that they can crack the most common encryption method used to protect our digital data, easily. They call this day "Q-Day".
I picked this article because it talks about using quantum computing in wars and battles. This shows how quantum computing can be used for both good and bad and could change the result of a conflict. very interesting especially with the wars going on in Ukraine.
Quantum computers are machines that use the properties of quantum physics to store data and perform computations. This can be extremely advantageous for certain tasks where they could vastly outperform even our best supercomputers.
i chose this article because it breaks down almost everything about quantum computers. it also talks about Yann LeCuns breakthrough in quantum computing. it talks about how it took us years to finally create a sample of quantum computing and how many possible discoveries we can make with it.
i choose this article at first because it had coffee titled. but as i read it talked about how researchers are finding ways to store information in incredibly small objects. they used coffee creamer as a reference. "never ending swirls" meaning as they will last a long time.
