What is Quantum Computing? Check out the latest trends in Quantum Computing.

Quantum Computing utilises quantum mechanics to transform traditional computers to better and smarter computers to make unbelievable discoveries in the upcoming years. Quantum computers are needed to solve very complex problems in a short period of time. Quantum computers utilise quantum bits to encode data as 0s, 1s or both simultaneously unlike the traditional ones. The superposition in quantum computing enables scientists to manipulate enormous combinations of data at once. It exploits certain properties where a change in the state of one qubit can change the state of another qubit within a second. It is expected to have a 1,000 qubit quantum computer by 2023. Quantum computers operate with a two-mode logic gate: XOR and a mode known as Q01. It also uses multiple elemental particles like electrons and photons. Scientists can utilise quantum computing in solving complicated mathematical problems, producing difficult security codes as well as predicting particle interactions in chemical reactions.

Five trends of Quantum Computing are:

A healthy competition for achievement in quantum computing will increase worldwide between the countries as well as companies with a lesser chance of sharing confidential information with the public

Reputed and larger companies will acquire the quantum computing hardware space from the smaller companies

The security of quantum computing will be enhanced with the integration of 5G network for a potential rise in data breaches from connected devices and sensors 

Quantum computing will increase the number of qubits in computers because the more the number of qubits, the more power of quantum computing in the nearby future

Quantum sensors are set to monitor oil and gas installations and produce new advanced products and useful applications for quantum computing