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Unfortunately, that video makes a lot more sense only if you understand quantum mechanics or quantum computation. The video doesn't realy describe what quantum
by ssivark 13y ago
Unfortunately, that video makes a lot more sense only if you understand quantum mechanics or quantum computation.
The video doesn't realy describe what quantum computation is but it rather describes what feature of QM makes quantum computers different from classical computers (superposition and quantum correlations) and why is it so difficult to build or use a quantum computer (decoherence, and the fact that you can't observe or clone the "registers" at intermediate stages in a computation).
The video addresses the notion of quantum computing quite obliquely. I would expect this to be the first of a multi-part series where this is explored in more depth (especially given the attention it's receiving).
- sophacles 13y agoIt is - well its part 2 of an N-part series. Apparently they are being released as they are being finished, the last one having come about about a month ago. The link is in the text a handful of pixels below the youtube embedding.
- ssivark 13y agoAh, okay. While skimming, I mistook that to mean that this video on quantum computing was the second in their series exploring diverse topics.