Quantum computers already exist and are fundamentally different from classical computers, expert explains
By
Shayan Majidy
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Summary
Quantum computing expert Shayan Majidy explains three key facts about quantum computers: they already exist (contrary to popular belief), they are fundamentally different from classical computers (not just faster versions), and they rely on exotic quantum phenomena using qubits. The article aims to dispel common myths and misconceptions about quantum computing technology.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledQuantum computers are fundamentally different.
They rely on exotic quantum phenomena occurring between their constituent parts, known as qubits, but their strange nature often invites myths and misconceptions.
I was just on a flight and another passenger asked me: 'Whe
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