What you need to know about quantum computing

How are quantum computing and quantum computer connected, and how do we figure this out?

About the expert: Ruslan Yunusov, head of the National Quantum Laboratory. Quantum computing is the most mysterious and as yet unexplored direction of all quantum technologies. New materials for cars and planes, medicines for previously incurable diseases, instant optimization of hundreds of different parameters — all this is expected from the quantum computer in the next decade. Ruslan Yunusov — about why the quantum future awaits us What is quantum computing? Quantum computing is solving problems by manipulating quantum objects: atoms, molecules, photons, electrons, and specially created macrostructures. Their use allows scientists to achieve two quantum phenomena — superposition and entanglement. Because of this, researchers can synthesize new materials, drugs, and model complex molecules and solve optimization problems that are currently unavailable for the most powerful computers. If you look at the English term (quantum computing),...