Category Archives: workshop

21Oct/22

Uncertain future for quantum computer

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“Another fundamental issue is that it is unclear what commercially-useful problems can even be solved with quantum computers — if any.”

Nikita Gourianov, FT

This statement by Nikita Gourianov was published in the Financial Times (https://www.ft.com/content/6d2e34ab-f9fd-4041-8a96-91802bab7765 or archive https://archive.ph/0VB0K) and caused some reactions by people working in the quantum space. As I have posted on LinkedIn, I don’t see it that black, but to be honest, there are some valid points in the article.… Read more » “Uncertain future for quantum computer”

12Oct/22

We are quantum!

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“We are quantum!”See – yes, finally after a long time, Austria has a again a Nobel Prize winner. Probably everyone already knows that physicist Anton Zeilinger from Austria has won the Physics Nobel Prize 2022 together with his colleagues John F. Clauser and Alain Aspect. The topic: “for experiments with entangled photons, establishing the violation of Bell inequalities and pioneering quantum information science”.… Read more » “We are quantum!”

12Sep/22

Quantum Boosting AI’s Performance

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Artificial intelligence tries to predict future based on current information or to classify data. The heart of an AI is the model which is basically the brain of an AI. Models are the result of learning (aka training) like normal brains have to do. Your brain learns from the information in the form of books, experiences, videos… provided.… Read more » “Quantum Boosting AI’s Performance”

25Aug/22

Realizing Quantum Computation

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In the last months and years, I have stumbled upon many papers about quantum computing and some of the I have also read, some of them were just to Noble-prizy for me. Some were about the topology of quantum computers, some were about specific algorithms like Shor’s algorithm, some were about having fun with quantum computing, and some about physics (like Landauers Irreversibility and Heat Generation in the Computing Process or Benett’s Logical Reversibility of Computation).… Read more » “Realizing Quantum Computation”