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It seems the next step in the technological revolution after artificial intelligence (AI) is quantum computing. An advanced realm of technology most familiar to the general public thanks to science-fiction movies, quantum computing has applications in various domains. It offers solutions across cryptography, drug discovery and material science, AI and machine learning, and climate modelling and sustainability, to name a few.
What makes quantum computing so powerful is the use of “qubits.” Qubits are special because they can represent 0, 1, or both simultaneously, thanks to a phenomenon called superposition. This allows quantum computers to explore many possibilities simultaneously, making them incredibly powerful for solving certain types of problems.