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7th October 2021

Quantum Computing Advantages and Uses

Quantum Computing is a kind of computing which harnesses the peculiarities of quantum states, like superposition, entanglement, and interference, to do calculations. Quantum computers are quantum devices which perform quantum calculations. Entanglement is a mathematical description of the relationship between two particles in which one is entangled while the other is not. The particles have an inclination to repulse each other with the help of electromagnetic waves and this repulsion keeps measuring the positions of the particles very easily.

Quantum computing is an emerging field, which has made quantum computing a reality today. It is made possible by using qubits, which is short for quinary particles. Qubits play an important role in quantum computing since they represent actual bits of information. Once these particles are combined together, they form a collider, which is the main computer of quantum computing.

Classical computers, on the other hand, are those which operate on a pure binary format, without any internal structure which makes them resistant to manipulation by an external source. Classical computers can execute one instruction at a time, in a single-thread fashion, on many programs at the same time. On the other hand, quantum computing avoids these problems. Since quantum computers are run in a completely different mode from classical computers, no kind of interferences are allowed. Classical computers work with the help of some kind of memory or computer library which helps them store and retrieve information faster.

In case of quantum computing, information can be accessed faster since it is quantum computers utilize sub atomic particles for execution. The operation done by classical computers are executed slowly due to the delays which are caused by entanglements. Quantum computing utilizes qubits and therefore, the speed is increased considerably. Entanglements formed between particles can be easily avoided by using fast qubits and this leads to quantum computing’s high speed.

Quantum computing’s benefits include the avoidance of paradoxes, and time-space distortion. Quantum mechanics has many interesting characteristics such as the Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle, where the energy is said to be in a ‘flux’ that can neither be predicted nor measured. This principle has been proven very helpful in developing a quantum computer. It has also led to the creation of an unperceivable ‘wormhole’ beyond the comprehension of humans. Apart from this, quantum computing has opened up new areas of research such as programming a future using virtual reality, time travel, or time domain travel, or discovering life in other worlds.

The technology which is based on the principles of quantum computing is called ‘quantum computing’ or ‘quantum technology’. Quantum computing is an exciting and yet relatively new field. Some of the advantages that we can get from its application are better processing power, increased efficiency, faster data processing, security and much more. It is projected that quantum computers will surpass conventional computers in a few years and will become an equal match with them in the next few decades.

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