How will quantum computing impact your industry?
Actual quantum computers may be in their infancy, but academia and startups such as D-Wave Systems and 1QBit, as well as enterprise research labs at Google and IBM hope to make this a reality as they race to create the next generation of high-performance computing for business use.
The goal of quantum computing is to provide faster computational solutions to problems now handled by supercomputers. For example, quantum computing may offer solutions to the auto manufacturing and pharmaceuticals industries or to fields like cryptography, artificial intelligence, and many more.
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