How do I use quantum computers? | Jacob Taylor

Quantum physics, established in the early 20th century, has not only led to an understanding of the ultimate principles of nature, such as the interaction of light and matter and the composition of matter, but has also led to the creation of new materials and new phenomena. Semiconductors and lasers were created based on the principles of quantum physics, and in the late 20th century, nano and digital technologies revolutionized information and communication technology. This is called the first quantum revolution because quantum physics is only responsible for the material hardware. The second quantum revolution is now underway, applying quantum principles to software and operating systems beyond hardware. New technologies are being created that utilize the properties of quantum states such as coherence, superposition, and entanglement. The advancement toward quantum computers, expected to perform large and fast computations unmatched by digital computers, quantum cryptography, invulnerable to hacking, and quantum sensors, quantum metrology, and quantum imaging, achieving sensitivity and precision impossible with conventional methods, is in progress. #QuantumComputer #QuantumMechanics #technology

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