Quantum computing is a new and rapidly evolving computational paradigm rooted in the principles of quantum mechanics. It uses qubits — special quantum bits that can be 0 and 1 at the same time.
This means quantum computers can process lots of possibilities simultaneously, giving them a powerful edge in solving complex problems. They're not just a faster computer — they think in a completely different way.
Quantum computers challenge RSA encryption — but also enable unbreakable quantum-secured messages via QKD.
Quantum Machine Learning could drastically improve how fast and smart AI models train and perform.
From delivery routes to machine tuning, quantum algorithms like QAOA can solve tough optimization tasks.
Quantum computers can simulate atoms and molecules, helping scientists design drugs and materials faster.
Physicists use quantum computers to explore black holes, gravity, and quantum field theories beyond simulation limits.