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Here is Understanding Quantum technologies 2024, the 7th edition of this book and the fourth in English. It is always a free to download book, without any questions asked (no email, no profiling). It reaches 1,554 pages, split in five volumes for e-readers and a paperback edition is available since November 10th on many Amazon sites.
The book and these volumes are structured as follow:
Volume 1 “Prologue” (372 pages) starts with describing the motivation and organization of this book, then a quantum physics history highlighting the key contributors of this field, quantum physics 101 (quantization, superposition, entanglement and the likes). It then lays-out the basics to understand quantum computing with describing how gate-based quantum computing operates (qubits, gates, measurement), and then covers quantum computing engineering which includes quantum computer physical paradigms and architecture, error handling, quantum memory, quantum energetics, economics and how to deal with uncertainty.
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In the latest 2023 edition of Understanding Quantum Computing 2023, I proposed a framework to analyze the quantum computing case studies that are flourishing nowadays.
It is located in the book just before 57 pages listing various case studies in 16 vertical markets (healthcare, energy, chemistry, transportation, logistics, retail, telecommunications, finance, insurance, …). These pages contain 239 scientific or review papers related to these various market case studies.
When you discover an analyst or IT vendor white paper or an academic review paper showcasing how quantum computing will transform your industry, it is usually written using the present tense, showcasing many practical case studies, sometimes with their scientific references.
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Dans ce 44e épisode de Quantum, le podcast francophone de l’actualité quantique, toujours avec Fanny Bouton d’OVHcloud et votre serviteur, nous faisons un tour des événements et de l’écosystème quantique. Nous terminons par un point sur un cas d’usage (CACIB avec Pasqal et Multiverse) et sur le fameux algorithme chinois qui casserait les clés RSA avec un ordinateur quantique pas si éloigné que cela (ou pas…).
Voici comme d’habitude une bonne partie du verbatim du podcast et les liens associés.
Événements
Remise du Nobel de physique à Alain Aspect
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