Are You Prepared When Quantum Computing Becomes Real?
The time is now to start learning quantum computing
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Perhaps we are at the end of technological progress as we know it. Moore’s law comes to an end.
What appears to result in a slow-down of technological progress might instead result in a disruptive change.
When this disruption happens, you’d better be prepared. If you wait until the change happens, it might be too late. Even if it is not too late to be left behind, you’d certainly miss the first-mover advantage and belong to this shift's winners.
Of course, new technologies pop up every second. You can’t jump on all of them. So, all the more important is to make up your mind.
If you want to decide whether to enter technology, you must first become aware of an impending change. So, in this post, we look at the signs that indicate how quantum computing will disrupt our world.
The power of a digital computer increases linearly with the number of transistors. With a doubling of the number of transistors every two years, we witnessed a squared growth in the past.
