Quantum Computing: A New Way of Computing | Informal Science

● Eating, sleeping, playing games... of course, scientific research, is the daily life of Xiao Mo Meow and Little Orange. As a result of the Shanghai Research Institute of the University of Science and Technology of China, they do not consciously have more "quantum" shadows when they eat and play games. Let's take a look at their daily life (da) life (da) love (sha) fun (sha), and by the way, understand the scientific research work that happens around them.

In this "informal science" series, you will learn: non-field-of-view imaging technology that makes light "bend", computing power quantum computers, truly unpredictable random numbers, unbreakable quantum communication, ultracold atoms at very low temperatures, and gravimeters, light clocks, and so on that use ultracold atoms.

Our fourth stop: quantum computing.

In recent years, quantum computing has made significant progress, sparking great public interest. So what exactly is a quantum computer and what can it do? Where are we now?

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