Examples of using A quantum computer in English and their translations into Korean
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Using a quantum computer, they simulated an electron.
Inside are ultra-sensitive particles that make up a quantum computer.
A quantum computer, theoretically, could solve the problem in minutes.
But 1QBit's software instead simulates those experiments on a quantum computer.
For a quantum computer to work, its internals should be sealed off from the outside world.
For the same reason, a“large weight” attack would also be much more efficient on a quantum computer.
If a single miner would have access to a quantum computer, it may gain dominance over the network.
The way a quantum computer would read the books in the Library of Congress, would be to read all of them simultaneously.
AWS's cloud rival Microsoft has been working towards building a quantum computer for a number of years.
A quantum computer uses something called a qubit, which can switch between zero, one, and what's called a superposition.
Also, if multiple miners have access to a quantum computer, the risk of such an attack is significantly reduced.
Humans and traditional computers wrestle with the chaos as best they can: A quantum computer might tame it.
He started thinking about how to make a quantum computer solve general computational problems, but didn't tell anybody what he was doing.
And the Chinese Academy of Sciences announced last month that it is working to build a quantum computer in the next several years.
This system uses a quantum computer D-Wave and calculates the fastest route for each of the nine participating bus individually and almost in real time.
While a traditional computer would read every book in a linear way, a quantum computer would read all the books at the same time.
In 1994, a quantum physicist known as Peter Shor, showed that these types of very hard to factor problems could be solved in seconds to minutes on a quantum computer.
You can imagine the elements of a quantum computer as being just like a Go board,” says Marquardt, getting to the core idea behind his project.
While a traditional computer reads all books in a library in a linear fashion, a quantum computer reads all books simultaneously.
Building a quantum computer is extremely difficult, but the potential to solve major problems that classic computers cannot solve encourages big companies to spend a lot of time and resources first, and progress is quickly made.
While a classic computer would read every book in a library in a linear fashion, a quantum computer would read all the books simultaneously.
Building a quantum computer is extremely challenging, but the potential to solve important problems that classical computers cannot solve is motivating large companies to spend a lot of time and resources to be the first to succeed at building one, and progress is being made quickly.
Which is why, last October, I found myself at IBM's Thomas J. Watson Research Center to try to answer these questions:What, if anything, will a quantum computer be good for?
In a blog post, IBM"urge[d] the community to treat claims that, for the first time, a quantum computer did something that a classical computer cannot with a large dose of skepticism.".
There are two key components involved in managing these fickle quantum states effectively:the types of particles a quantum computer uses, and how it manipulates those particles.
So as a problem grows more complicated, a classical computer needs correspondingly more bits to solve it, while a quantum computer will theoretically be able to handle more and more complicated problems without requiring as many more qubits as a classical computer would need bits.
Five of the systems now have a Quantum Volume of 16- a measure of the power of a quantum computer- demonstrating a new sustained performance milestone.
Such an exponential advance in processing capability would be due to the fact that the data units in a quantum computer, unlike those in a binary computer, can exist in more than one state at a time.
The team is now planning to continue training the machine witha larger data set, and is also developing new artificial intelligence technology specifically for a quantum computer, which is predicted to be up to 1 trillion times faster than the most powerful supercomputer today.
They're not all building a large quantum computer.
