QUANTUM COMPUTER
In today's era, it has become impossible to think without a Computer. Why don't we take any field, such as space exploration, any kind of
research in the medical field and in long calculations, the use of computers is
necessary everywhere. We have not only reduced its size to the smallest in the
last few decades but also increased its computation power. We can take an
example from this when the first computer was built, its size was as big as one room and today it is in our palms as a smartphone. Even our present-day
smartphones are far ahead of the computing power of previous computers and
their storage capacity is also very large. It is not that today's computers and
smartphones do not have limitations. According to today's expectations, computers
sometimes fall behind. In some complex calculations, the calculation speed of
these processors lags far behind. And then to solve this problem we need to
have a "Quantum Computer".
Quantum Computers are computers that use "Quantum
Beat" or "QBit" to perform calculations. Now one thing will be
in our mind that what is a "QBit"? In simple language, whatever
operations or work is done in our present-day computers, our computers only
understand them by "0" and "1". Which we call Binary Code. And that's why we call
computers of this type as Binary Computers. Similarly, Quantum Computers use "QBit" for calculations.
QUANTUM COMPUTER EXPLAINED
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QUANTUM COMPUTER EXPLAINED |
Let us understand this in easier language. The processor
uses transistors to perform any task in a binary computer. All transistors are
always in on state or off state. The ON state is considered "1" and
the OFF state is considered "0" in the Binary Bits. Whatever command
we give the computer for running a program or algorithm, the computer converts
all the commands into 0 and 1 and performs the task
.
The Binary Computer always gives the answer "1" or
"0" by using the condition of "0" or "1" at a
time. But in the case of Quantum Computers, it is a little different. The
Quantum Computer uses "QBit". These Qbit have an extra function which is not
present in Bit.
Actually, in the case of Bit, the information exists in only
two states, either "0" or "1". But in the case of QBit, the
information is in state "1" or state "0" or "in-between
0 and 1" and the state is called "SUPERPOSITION". So the advantage is that a
developer can check [if "0"] condition, [if "1"] condition
or both [if "0" and "1"] condition.
To understand this, we take an example of a coin. If we
hoist a coin upwards, then the probability of head or tail is only 50%. The
result may be head or tail. But in the case of Quantum Bit, the result can be
head, it can be a tail, or it can be both head and tail unless and until it
observes. The exact proof is found in the Schrodinger's Cat Experiment.
QUANTUM SUPREMACY
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QUANTUM COMPUTER GOOGLE
In the University of California (Santa Barbara) a group of
researchers of Google has claimed to have developed a processor that took 200
seconds (3.20 Minutes) to solve a calculation that would have to take 10,000
years by a Classical Supercomputer.
GOOGLE QUANTUM SUPREMACY
For Quantum Supremacy, we have been increasingly using QBit. The use of more QBit is not so easy and Quantum Computer Price is also very high. The more QBit used, the more noise
will be found in the result. Recently Google announced that it had an
experiment using "72 QBit", which was the most number of QBit ever used successfully. Before this, the
most number of used QBit was in the name of Quantum Computer IBM, which was the
use of “50 QBit”.
QUANTUM COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
Quantum Computing can bring much bigger and unimaginable
changes from beyond our thinking. The biggest impact of quantum computing will
come in Artificial Intelligence. With the help of quantum computing, we can
advance Machine Learning even better, we can process large data and can solve
lengthy calculations in a very short amount of time. The most important thing
is that we will be able to Explore Space a lot further by using a quantum
computer.
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