Quick Glossary: Quantum Computing
The implications of quantum computing in practical use are somewhat mind-boggling, but they should be studied and understood now, before they become an everyday application that you somehow didn’t see coming.
Mark W. Kaelin, writing for TechRepublic Premium, has created this quick glossary to help you understand the significance of quantum computing as a concept and provide insight into the future implications of this technology, both personally and as a business decision maker.
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Entanglement
Refers to a phenomenon where quantum particles, used as qubits, are connected or entangled in such a way that they cannot be described independently of each other. Their measurement results are correlated even when they are separated infinitely far away. Entanglement is essential to measuring the state of a qubit.
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