What is the future of quantum computing ?
Quantum computing + AI ?
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Adarsh Kumar
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Hlo guys , anyone here from medical field like Doctors...
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Sweekar Koirala
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The next big thing after AI: Quantum Computing
I recently watched a video āQuantum computing is the next revolutionā by Michio Kaku, physicist and professor. The video dives deep into the potential of quantum computing, and the challenges of buildin
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 thingšāAI is bigger than the internetš,but technology won't stop here. Quantum computing will push the li
Which technology, semiconductor or quantum computing, is expected to have a greater impact on AI development in the future?
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Srikumar Sahoo
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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
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pathak yash
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Quantum Leap: A Space-Based Quantum Revolution
Imagine a world where quantum computing, once confined to labs, is as accessible as the internet. SpaceX's Starlink network, a constellation of satellites, could host quantum computers, creating a global
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Integrating quantum computing and AI in the food industry.
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1. As you are all aware, quantum computing runs multiple agents at a time as a trial and error for a specific task, and AI has the capability to think and respond and streamline our effor
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Krishna
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The rise of quantum computing holds the potential to revolutionize data processing, enabling breakthroughs that were previously unimaginable.
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The unknown entrepreneur
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Google Willow is the latest breakthrough in quantum computing from Google, designed to be the fastest quantum chip to date. It features 105 qubits and utilizes innovative error-correction techniques that significantly enhance reliabi