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A guide to how quantum computing, qubits, and “quantum algorithms” work, the biggest challenges, government involvement, and potential for hacking, or “Q-day”

The next generation of quantum computers will open a new world of possibilities, but also pose enormous risks to our online security

Financial Times

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  • @martinsfp @martinsfp on x
    This is the clearest, easiest to understand explanation of quantum computing that I've ever read. I know a bunch of companies in this space, and investment and progress are developing fast: https://ig.ft.com/...
  • @sarahoconnor_ Sarah O'Connor on x
    Wow, I did not know quantum computers are kept at minus 273C - colder than deep space. This explainer of what the hell they are is so cool https://ig.ft.com/...
  • @s8mb Sam Bowman on x
    This is a very well done explainer about quantum computing. https://ig.ft.com/...
  • @pmdfoster Peter Foster on x
    You just HAVE to read this @ft data visualisation piece on Quantum computing — speaking as a quantum illiterate, it blew my tiny English grad's mind. And it's FREE to read. 🕺 https://ig.ft.com/...
  • @upyorkshire Lucy Rodgers on x
    I now officially understand quantum computing. A brilliant journey through bits, bytes, emojis 🚐🙂 and complex problem solving. Free to read visual story by @sam_learner @inari_ta @johnthornhillft and @samjoiner https://ig.ft.com/...
  • @henryjfoy Henry Foy on x
    How a quantum computer works - and how they will one day destroy the internet. Phenomenal piece of visual journalism that explains a fiendishly complicated thing so simply. By dream team @sam_learner @johnthornhillft @samjoiner & @inari_ta https://ig.ft.com/...