Want to understand quantum computing and related techonology?

[OwlHoot]

Cast your beady eyes over this little lot (all 836 pages of it!)

Understanding Quantum Technologies, by Olivier Ezratty

Seriously, the author says he is an IT specialist and on a brief skim so far, it looks quite interesting and relatively approachable.

On his blog at http://www.oezratty.net/wordpress/ (mostly in French, sadly) he says of this free ebook:

Is it yet another ebook on quantum physics or quantum computing? Well, I hope not! It fills a lot of gaps found in the current literature. This ebook has been in the making for over three years now. It’s the fourth edition of an ebook initially published in French in three previous versions and now, for the first time, in English. ..

[NowPermOutsideUK]

I heard a technology simplification managing director use the words blockchain and quantum compute and I was sure she was bluffing ....

Is quantum computing even available outside university and in an industry setting?!

[northernladuk]

I heard a technology simplification managing director use the words blockchain and quantum compute and I was sure she was bluffing ....

Is quantum computing even available outside university and in an industry setting?!

Have a read of this book. It has the answers you seek.

https://arxiv.org/abs/2111.15352

Just be warned if you do buy one, your cat will die when the open the box, or will it?

[WTFH]

I got in to quantum computing when it was really small...

[BlueSharp]

I'm only in to Quantum computing when I'm being watched.

[OwlHoot]

Have a read of this book. It has the answers you seek.

https://arxiv.org/abs/2111.15352 ..

Er, that is the identical link I posted (two posts up)

[northernladuk]

Er, that is the identical link I posted (two posts up)

WHooooooooosh

[OwlHoot]

WHooooooooosh

Ah OK, I guess I'll understand once I've read the book!

[northernladuk]

Ah OK, I guess I'll understand once I've read the book!

It was more a clever play on the fact the original post is about a book that 'quite interesting and relatively approachable' and NotAClueOutsideUK asked a question the book can answer.

Maybe it wasn't that clever

[WTFH]

Ah OK, I guess I'll understand once I've read the book!

You'd understand if you read the quantum IQ levels of posts from the poster that NLUK replied to