World Congress 2023 Aug 11, 2023

The Quantum Leap: Redefining Computing and Its Applications

Tomislav Tipurić

Classical computing has hit a physical wall. Quantum mechanics offers a way out. Discover how qubits will crack RSA encryption and push AI beyond current structural constraints.

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#1 about 5 min

Overcoming classical computing limits for complex global problems

Complex global issues like climate change and disease require computational power beyond the limits of classical machines.

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Evolution of computing and the end of Moore's law

The continuous shrinking of transistors will eventually reach the physical limits of atoms and quantum mechanics.

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Factoring large primes and breaking modern RSA encryption

Quantum algorithms change exponential computing complexity to linear time to significantly reduce the time needed to break RSA cryptography.

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Foundations of quantum mechanics and qubit superposition states

Qubits operate using quantum superposition to exist in multiple states simultaneously unlike traditional binary logic.

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Memory requirements for modern quantum computing hardware simulation

Simulating qubits requires inherently massive and exponentially growing amounts of conventional physical random access memory.

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Key quantum properties enabling advanced computational techniques

Principles like wave interference and particle entanglement form the structural foundation of quantum probability measurements.

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Current quantum hardware development and competing tech models

Major technology companies are building competing models like superconductors and topological qubits while mitigating high error rates.

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Future industry applications and replacing classical machine learning

Quantum algorithms promise breakthroughs in complex physical chemistry and provide scaling needed to advance artificial intelligence models.

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