Quantum Computing: Navigating Towards The Future Of Computers

Computing power has reached its saturation point. If we continue following the same path soon, we may not have enough power to run the machines of the world. The solution to this lies in quantum computing. The origins of quantum computing go back in 1981 when renowned physicist Richard Feynman asked in a Massachusetts Institute of Tech nology conference that, "Can we simulate physics on a computer?" While it is not totally based on physics, quantum computing does work on the principles of quantum mechanics. Here it uses two properties called superposition and entanglement.