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Chapter 13 Introduction to quantum computing and its revolution in industry and society

  • Sarita , Riya Sapra und Yogita Yashveer Raghav
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Industrial Quantum Computing
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Abstract

Quantum computing is nowadays a very popular topic in terms of technology, enabling individuals to solve various types of computational problems. Quantum computing is a multidisciplinary area consisting of Information Technology, mathematics, and physics that uses quantum theory/mechanism. Classical computer systems use the binary number system (0 or 1), whereas quantum computers use quantum bits that represent both 0 and 1 together. Quantum computing is used in solving optimization problems. Quantum computing improves machine learning algorithms by efficiently analyzing complex data. Quantum computers can improve AI models by training them quickly. Quantum computing has an impact in the sectors of healthcare, finance, security, etc., and each has its own applications.

Abstract

Quantum computing is nowadays a very popular topic in terms of technology, enabling individuals to solve various types of computational problems. Quantum computing is a multidisciplinary area consisting of Information Technology, mathematics, and physics that uses quantum theory/mechanism. Classical computer systems use the binary number system (0 or 1), whereas quantum computers use quantum bits that represent both 0 and 1 together. Quantum computing is used in solving optimization problems. Quantum computing improves machine learning algorithms by efficiently analyzing complex data. Quantum computers can improve AI models by training them quickly. Quantum computing has an impact in the sectors of healthcare, finance, security, etc., and each has its own applications.

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