Björn Meijer December 5 2020 17: 56 22 Comments

Datasets and the World Food Problem Quantum computing is such a concept that is difficult to understand and therefore appears to be quite elusive and future music. Hardware Info spoke with IBM about the near future of this technology and exactly what it could mean for the world.

The problems we face in today’s world are can only just be solved using regular compute methods. This applies, for example, to major physical issues (the origin of the universe, the influence of black holes, et cetera), the abandonment of fossil fuels and the development of better medication. Logistical problems are also an increasing problem due to growing data sets, such as meeting the demand for food and the effective organization of transport. All these problems have one thing in common: solving them requires simulating nature. Quantum computers must offer a good outcome. After all, nature itself does not consist of binary code, but of quantum information.