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This is the podcast version of this article ! For any confusion/confusing terms, check out our Ultimate Quantum Glossary ! Music by kaveesha Senanayake from Pixabay . Starting out with Quantum Computing is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. *for anyone who noticed at 1m 30s I meant to say ‘Michel’ not ‘Michael’ who...

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If you are unsure on any technical terms, check out the Ultimate Quantum Glossary . One of the main benefits of using quantum computers over classical ones is simply because quantum computers can handle large amounts of data with ease. Quantum computers can help to simulate incredibly complex systems whilst using less resources - making them more efficient and less costly than their classical coun...

If you are unsure on any technical terms, check out the Ultimate Quantum Glossary . Quantum Computers today have very high error rates, with some as high as one in every 100 operations. This occurs because of the fragile nature of quantum bits (qubits) and can heavily restrict what tasks you can do with a quantum computer. Therefore, to correct this, we require techniques such as Quantum Error Cor...

Edited by: Alexandra Herrtage If you are unsure on any technical terms, check out our Ultimate Quantum Glossary . In this week’s quantum edition, we are taking a look at some of the most popular quantum computing videos on YouTube . We’ll break them down and highlight the key takeaways, but we will also speak about some of the things which these videos could improve upon. Within the world of quant...

Editor: Alexandra Herrtage For any confusing terms, check out our Ultimate Quantum Glossary ! British scientist Sir Tim Burners-Lee invented the World Wide Web in 1989, whilst he was working at CERN. Believing that it should be a human right to access the internet, he did not patent his creation. Thanks Tim! The internet relies upon transmitting data in the form of 0’s and 1’s via optical or elect...

Edited by: Alexandra Herrtage When you hear ‘Quantum Computing’, what most likely comes to mind is a huge and imposing golden chandelier dangling from some incredibly clean laboratory. Inside this chandelier, the monstrous quantum computer churns away at calculations beyond the observers wildest dreams. But is this really always the case? In fact, quantum computers can take form in many other unex...

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