In 1965, Intel’s cofounder Gordon Moore predicted the doubling of computing power every two years through innovations in the classical computer chip. Half a century later, we’ve hit the physical limits to this faithful law. And so, as we faced another brickwall, we invented a new generation of computers to get around this problem
Albeit this time we used the same laws of physics that prevented us from classically progressing any further. Here is everything you need to know about the revolutionary world of quantum computing, and how it will influence our future.
The History of Computing
Relics like the Sumerian Abacus (2500 B.C.) and the Antikythera Mechanism (100 B.C.) were some of the earliest computers that our ancestors invented to make their lives easier. These devices were able to find solutions to problems that involved large calculations and the projections of celestial objects in the sky. Centuries later…
