As we continue to research quantum computing, quantum advantage – the supposed advantage that quantum computers theoretically have over regular computers – continues to dry up. Today we’re covering how more quantum computing use cases are disappearing, and an unexpected problem with quantum computing in general.
Quantum Computing – How It Will Change Everything
Quantum computing is set to change the world in ways traditional computers never could. In this video, we explain what quantum computing really is and why it matters so much. By using quantum bits, or qubits, that can exist in multiple states at once, quantum computers can solve problems that would take today’s most powerful supercomputers thousands of years.
Quantum Computers Look Like Chandeliers. This is Why.
Whether you saw a quantum computer featured in a tech news blog post, or that Black Mirror episode “Joan is Awful”, the chandelier-like look may have inspired the thought “Why does it look like that?” Well, it’s not for the sci-fi aesthetic. It’s to make sure it can actually compute stuff!
The Future of Quantum Computing
Quantum hype is based on real breakthroughs with the technology, says PsiQuantum CEO Jeremy O’Brien. He joins Caroline Hyde on “Bloomberg Tech”.
“Imagine You Meet a Hot Girl…” – The Best Explanation of Quantum Computing
This video explains quantum computing as an augmentation of classical computing, using an analogy of finding a phone number in a library to illustrate the difference. It highlights applications like solving complex problems, improving large language models, and material science. Charles Hoskinson also addresses quantum computing’s impact on cryptocurrency, noting that while current public-key cryptography is vulnerable, post-quantum cryptography exists.
How will quantum computing change the world?
D-Wave CEO Alan Baratz opens up about the machinery on ‘The Claman Countdown.’
How Amazon Plans To Catch Google And Microsoft In The Quantum Computing Race
The quantum space is heating up – Amazon is the latest tech giant to make waves with the announcement of its own quantum chip in February. The company joins fierce competition from Google, Microsoft, IBM and others. While still in its early days, quantum shows great promise and Amazon sees the technology as the next major growth area for its Amazon Web Services business. CNBC’s Kate Rooney got exclusive access to Amazon’s quantum lab at the California Institute of Technology to see how the company plans to catch Big Tech in the quantum computing race.
Microsoft Unveils First Quantum Computing Chip
Microsoft announced a major milestone in its quantum computing efforts on Wednesday, unveiling its first quantum computing chip, called Majorana 1.
Jason Zander, Microsoft’s executive VP of strategic missions and technologies explains this breakthrough and how it gets quantum computing technology closer to real world applications. Zander speaks to Bloomberg Technology’s Jackie Davalos.
Quantum computing comes into focus
CNBC’s Kate Rooney reports on the latest regarding quantum computing stocks.
Why Google’s Willow chip could be a quantum computing game changer
Google said that it has overcome a key challenge in quantum computing with a new generation of Willow chip, solving a computing problem in five minutes that would take a classical computer more time than the history of the universe.