Quantum Computing Concepts – Quantum Hardware

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The hardware required to build and operate a quantum computer is quite different from that of everyday’s machines. Depending on the specific implementation, it can consist of powerful magnets, ultra-low temperature refrigerators, high-frequency generators and nanometre-scale transistors and electrodes.

In this episode of Quantum Computing Concepts, Professor Andrea Morello of UNSW Australia introduces the basic hardware components of a quantum computer, and shows how they differ or resemble existing pieces of hardware.

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[gsky]

this guys knows a thing or two (j/k) "best explanation I seen " Thank you for sharing this

[marquisscarbough]

I could afford it I buy and take 12 years worth or top quality nootropics and enroll in the Australian university just to have him as a professor, plus I love electronics engineering.

[marquisscarbough]

Yes, bra can teach, some teachers won’t relate the material to the environment and Vice versa. He makes quite simple its amusing to get lost and pick up where you left off.

[djmartrix]

This wasn't what I thought it was gonna be. Is there anyone that can explain components of the steampunk looking apparatuses that gets depicted in every quantum computer video/news post?

[steliosdiamantopoulos]

imagine a quantum matrix travveling with the speed of light ( no time ) Could that work in order to put info into the "quantom realm" ????

[MomoMomo-bups]

the key to success to create more speed quantum computer.

just study how human heart system.