Examples of using Classical computers in English and their translations into Slovak
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This assumption is valid for classical computers.
Classical computers work with conventional bits that can be either zero or one.
And using their same classical computers, it will take 3,000 years.
Quantum computers mayrevolutionise society in a similar way as the emergence of classical computers.
For classical computers there is the type ATX, but some miniature cases require a source with smaller dimensions(TFX).
Due to this advantage, operations can be done much quicker anduse less energy than when using classical computers.
Current technologies that run on classical computers, such as Watson, can help to identify patterns and insights buried in vast amounts of existing data.
The problem quickly scales in complexity as more points are added,making it a tough problem for classical computers.
The company states that technologies that currently run on classical computers, such as Watson, can help find patterns and insights buried in vast amounts of existing data.
Due to the way these particles behave, operations can be done much more quickly anduse less energy than classical computers.
The computing power of mobile phones cannot be compared with classical computers, even if smartphones boast about 64-bit architectures, gigahertz processors and gigabytes of memory.
Due to the way in which the tiniest of particles behave, operations can be done much more quickly anduse less energy than classical computers.
Over the past few years,quantum computers have been put to work solving problems that classical computers could still solve, given enough time.
The AQTION project- Advanced quantum computing with trapped ions- aims at realizing a fully-automated ion-trap quantum computer to solve scientific andcommercially interesting problems beyond the capabilities of classical computers.
Due to the way the tiniest of particles behave, operations can be done much more quickly anduse less energy than when done with classical computers.
Researchers will be able to develop more effective AI that can, for example,identify patterns in data that are invisible to classical computers.
Quantum computing will emerge as one of the largest new technology revenue opportunities over the next decade butis unlikely to replace classical computers.
The fact remains that the problem of factoring numbers(i.e. finding of the prime numbers that produce a particular number)is a simple task for a quantum computer- unlike classical computers.
Evaluating quantum computing- Quantum computing will emerge as one of the largest new technology revenue opportunities over the next decade,but are unlikely to replace classical computers.
The AQTION project- Advanced quantum computing with trapped ions- aims at realizing a fully-automated ion-trap quantum computer to solve scientific andcommercially interesting problems beyond the capabilities of classical computers.
Since that's not a feasible amount of time for any real classical computer, Google declared the experiment successful in achieving quantum supremacy.
The QvPC's exclusive technology includes arange of features that let you use your NAS as a classical computer.
Perhaps the quantum computer will change our everydaylives in this century in the same radical way as the classical computer did in the last century.
Perhaps the quantum computer will change our everydaylives in this century in the same radical way as the classical computer did in the last century," said the academy.
I say that there is no way that the quantum computer willchange our lives in the same radical way as the classical computer transformed life in the last century.
Perhaps the quantum computer will change our everydaylives in this century in the same radical way as the classical computer did in the last century.".
In 1994, the Morss Professor of Applied Mathematics at MIT, Peter Shor, derived the quantum algorithm that can calculate allthe prime factors of a large number, exponentially faster than a classical computer.
In 1994, Peter Shor, the Morss Professor of Applied Mathematics at MIT, came up with a quantum algorithm that calculates the prime factors of a large number,vastly more efficiently than a classical computer.
In many cases quantum computers can perform them much faster, but the true test of their abilities wouldbe when they could do things that no classical computer could, in a reasonable timeframe.