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√ INTRODUCTION
I- THE FUTURE OF COMPUTATION
II- WHAT WILL QUANTUM COMPUTERS DO BETTER
THAN CLASSIC COMPUTERS
√ CONCLUSION
√ INTRODUCTION
As new technologies develop and gain traction, the public tends to divide into two groups: those who
believe it will make an impact and grow, and those who don't. The former tends to be correct, so it is
crucial to understand how future technologies differ from the status quo to prepare for their adoption
en masse.

Classical computing has been the norm for decades, but in recent years, quantum computing has
continued to rapidly develop. The technology is still in its early stages, but has existing and many more
potential uses in AI/ML, cybersecurity, modeling and other applications.
I- THE FUTURE OF COMPUTATION
The future of computing is being shaped by transistors made from materials other than silicon. It's being
amplified by approaches that have nothing to do with transistor speed, such as deep-learning software
and the ability to crowdsource excess computing power to create what amounts to distributed
supercomputers.

This capacity for parallelism gives quantum computers their archetypal advantage over classical
computers, allowing them to perform a disproportionately greater number of operations. Qubits also
exhibit entanglement, meaning that two qubits can be intrinsically linked regardless of their physical
separation.Sep 21, 2023

II - WHAT WILL QUANTUM COMPUTERS DO BETTER THAN CLASSIC COMPUTERS


It might be years before widespread implementation of quantum computing. However, explore the
differences between classical vs. quantum computing to gain an understanding should the technology
become more widespread.

Quantum Computing vs Classical Computing is fundamentally different paradigms that work on different
principles. Classical computing relies on binary digits (bits) that are either in the state of 0, or 1, while
quantum computing relies on quantum bits or qubits. These can be both in the state of 0 and in the
state of 1, simultaneously. This is known as superposition. Here are eight key differences between
Quantum Computing vs Classical Computing.

1. Quantum Computing vs classical computing differs in terms of speed. Quantum computing is capable
of being much faster than classic computing. In classical computing, the clock rate and transistor speed
limit the processor’s speed. Quantum computing, on the other hand, can perform certain calculations
exponentially more quickly than classical computing because of the quantum parallelism phenomenon.

2. Quantum Computing vs classical computing differs in terms of capacity. Quantum computing is


capable of performing calculations beyond the capabilities of classical computers. Quantum computing,
for example, can factor large numbers faster than classical computing. This is important in modern
cryptography.

3. Quantum computing uses different algorithms to solve some problems than classical computing.
Quantum algorithms work with qubits, while classical algorithms work with bits. Quantum algorithms
are able to take advantage of superposition, entanglement, and other features that are not possible in
classical computing. This is the biggest difference between Quantum Computing vs Classical Computing.

4. Quantum computing has a much higher error rate than classic computing. Qubits can be easily
entangled by other particles and are therefore susceptible to errors. Quantum computers need error
correction mechanisms more complex than those in classical computing.

5. Quantum computing, which is in its early stages of development compared to classical computing, has
existed for decades. The infrastructure and software tools of quantum computing are currently being
developed. In contrast, classical computing already has an established infrastructure and a variety of
well-established programming languages.

6. Quantum computers cost more than traditional computers. It is because it’s difficult to build and
maintain qubits, and you need specialized equipment to use them. Only a small number of research
institutions and companies have the resources necessary to build and use quantum computers.

7. Applications are the next comparison between Quantum Computing vs Classical Computing. Quantum
computing is poised to revolutionize a wide range of fields including drug design, cryptography, and
optimization. Classical computing is used by a variety of industries, such as finance, manufacturing, and
scientific research.

8. The interface is the next comparison of quantum computing vs classical computing. Classical
computing relies on a keyboard, mouse, and other software tools. Quantum computing, however,
requires a more in-depth understanding of quantum mechanics. The user interface of quantum
computing is therefore less accessible for non-experts compared to the classical computing user
interface.
√ Conclusion
Quantum Computing vs Classical Computing is both effective for different tasks. Quantum computing
may perform better than classic computing in some situations, but classical computing is more efficient
and quicker for other problems.

As quantum computing technology develops, it is anticipated that more applications will be found where
quantum computation vs classic computing, the first one outperforms. Remember that quantum
computing is still in its early stages and there are many obstacles to overcome before the technology
becomes mainstream.

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