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Which technology, semiconductor or quantum computing, is expected to have a greater impact on AI development in the future?

Quantum computing, spearheaded by Microsoft and Quantinuum, is a game-changer. Unlike traditional computers, which use binary bits, quantum computers leverage qubits that can exist in multiple states at once. This quantum leap in computing power mean

The next big thing after AI: Quantum Computing I recently watched a video “Quantum computing is the next revolution” by Michio Kaku, physicist and professor. The video dives deep into the potential of quantum computing, and the challenges of buildin

What do you think about Quantum computing, will India be a part of it, like space technologies and nuclear technologies in past???

If your knowledge about quantum computing is limited, here is the medial post to make you understand. I did deep research 🫡🔥⬇️ QUANTUM COMPUTING🖥️ Quantum computing is a rapidly advancing field of computing that utilizes the principles of quantu

Andhra Pradesh is set to establish a ‘Quantum Valley’ in its capital, Amaravati, aiming to become a hub for quantum computing and advanced technology research. This initiative is expected to attract investments, foster innovation, and position the

🚀 Transforming Data Storage with Quantum Computing | By Yash Pathak Imagine a future where quantum chips seamlessly connect to modern databases like MongoDB, revolutionizing the way we store, process, and secure data. With quantum computing, we unl

AI is everywhere. But what next...? what comes after AI? Google CEO Sundar pichai in a recent blog shared what he thinks could be the next big thing👉“AI is bigger than the internet🌎,but technology won't stop here. Quantum computing will push the li

A digital memory system that stores, organizes, and retrieves everything you’ve ever read, written, or recorded across your devices. It uses AI to recall things contextually—“What did I say to John about the budget in March?” or “Summarize all my not