EEVblog #1316 - Quantum Computing for Electrical Engineers

Quantum Computing from an Electrical Engineering perspective, with professor Andrea Morello from UNSW.

#QuantumComputing #Science

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[neomage]

ooh. I'll check out the full video. My current work is on the hardware side of quantum computing

[artyzinn]

One of the clearest description of quantum computing I've heard. Have not paid much attention to it from a practical side of engineering, but Morello makes it very easily understood and with as little physics jargon as possible. Making the complex sound simple is a reflection of high expertise. Kudos.
On this side, his shirt is fascinating, it looks like a very densely routed PCB.

[ahmedamraniakdi]

"It's either!" ... "IT'S BOTH!!"

[m.p.jallan]

I strongly recommend watching the whole video, its the best discussion about quantum computing i have heard, in regards to practical science. Very interesting video thanks EEV.

[dhombios]

Great interview! As an electrical engineer it is really interesting to see an explanation of quantum computing from an electrical point of view as most articles analyze it just from a programming or mathematical perspective

[gatyair]

This is the first time quantum computing has made any sense to me. Will check out the rest. Thanks.

[jmannUSMC]

I love this professor! His explanation of how transistors work gave me one of my favorite "aha" moments ever!

[arduinoversusevil]

This is a fantastic talk Dave. If I don't make time for the full version, please blink once for 4 bits. Should I sell all my 0.007 bitcoins?

[fluke]

WOW, thanks! Most easy to follow quantum computing explaination i have ever heard as of today... And i surely know how complicated it can be to explain complex stuff in simple terms....

[Rchelicopterfun]

Thank so much for this fascinating interview with Dr. Morello Dave. Can't wait to get home to watch the whole thing. 👍

[Petertronic]

I highly recommend seeing the whole thing! It was great.

[dawsonboyle]

I freaking love this guy! Always love his explanations on quantum computing! So glad you sat down with him to help normal people better understand this stuff.

[twobob]

The entire talk was fascinating, thanks for talking to Andrea.

[ashleyzinyk]

I like the fact that he doesn't tolerate people calling quantum mechanics "weird" or "mysterious". People get intimidated out of learning reasonable concepts, like "imaginary" numbers, "complex" numbers, "convolution", etc. because the names make them sound more difficult than they really are.

[PrinceWesterburg]

Thats amazing and totally unexpected - the world's last Vegas user!

[joshuaewalker]

Was that thirty minutes already?! That was super fascinating. I was actually enthralled lol

[TheOwlman]

The Quantum FFT scared the dickens out of me but the subject is very interesting. I will definitey go and watch the full video, thanks Dave.

[towerclimber]

That was interesting af Dave. Idk why this video doesn't have a million views already

[LaurentLaborde]

the best explanation i ever had about entanglement is : "if you have a pair of sock, and you put a sock on the right foor, the other one instantly become the left sock, no matter where it is in the universe"

[adamhixon]

But is it possible for that shirt to be in the state of his ownership and my ownership at the same time?