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What happens when classical computers fail to solve complex problems?
What happens when classical computers fail to solve complex problems?
- They use cybersecurity to protect the data
- They use artificial intelligence to solve the problem
- They turn to supercomputers with thousands of classical CPU and GPU cores (correct)
- They shut down permanently
What is the main concern if IT costs skyrocket?
What is the main concern if IT costs skyrocket?
- Dissatisfied customers might take their business elsewhere
- Valuable machinery could be damaged or less productive
- Workers' safety could be compromised in industries that rely on intelligent sensors (correct)
- All of the above
What is quantum physics concerned with?
What is quantum physics concerned with?
- Things that are very heavy and weigh over a ton
- Things that are very fast and can move at the speed of light
- Things that are very, very small, and which are on the level of the atom and smaller (correct)
- Things that are very large and on the level of the city
What is the main difference between classical computers and quantum computers?
What is the main difference between classical computers and quantum computers?
Why do scientists use quantum computing?
Why do scientists use quantum computing?
What is the main characteristic of quantum physics?
What is the main characteristic of quantum physics?
What happens to the laws of physics at the quantum level?
What happens to the laws of physics at the quantum level?
What is the main advantage of quantum computing over classical computing?
What is the main advantage of quantum computing over classical computing?
What is the main limitation of classical computers?
What is the main limitation of classical computers?
What is quantum computing?
What is quantum computing?
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Quantum Computing Basics
- Quantum computers are smaller and more energy-efficient than supercomputers.
- They use qubits (CUE-bits) to perform multidimensional quantum algorithms, unlike classical computers that use bits.
- Qubits can compute numerous probabilities at once, dealing with multiple problems simultaneously.
Superposition
- A qubit can be in a state of superposition, representing a combination of all possible configurations.
- Groups of qubits in superposition can create complex, multidimensional computational spaces.
- This enables complex problems to be represented in new ways.
Applications of Quantum Computing
- Simulation
- Optimization
- Cryptography
- Machine learning
- Data search
Advantages of Quantum Computing
- Can process large amounts of data quickly
- Is more cost-efficient in the long run
- Speeds up data processing time
Impact of Quantum Computing
- Can simulate real-life situations, allowing for virtual laboratory testing
- Enables cheaper and more sustainable production of goods
- Reduces time to create innovations and detects possible failures
- Makes manufacturing more environmentally friendly
Reality of Quantum Computing
- Big companies have developed quantum computers, but substantial problems remain
- Compatible software development is necessary to achieve quantum advantage
Quantum Computing and Other Technologies
- Artificial Intelligence
- Edge Computing
- Robotics
- Cybersecurity
- Bioinformatics
- Data Science
- Full Stack Development
- Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality
Quantum Physics
- Deals with the smallest physical units, at the atomic and subatomic level
- Phenomena at this level are highly non-intuitive and do not follow macroscopic laws
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