Architecture All Access: Quantum Computing | Intel Technology

[@andrewpratt3861]

Wow, thank you so much for explaining this concept so clearly, James! This is the first time I've heard Quantum Computing discussed in an accessible way. Much love to Intel for making these videos!

[@IntelTechnology]

Thanks for the kind words Andrew!

[@shubhanpawar498]

Are you guys also planning something on Neuromorphic computing? Intel loihi?

[@OTechnology]

Way more interesting than the computex stream

[@suntzu1409]

Really

[@LydellAaron]

This outreach and production is fantastic with 12:36 resonating so true. How can independent computer-engineering tech companies, receive funding from Intel at 5:40 and collaborate with with Intel to develop qubit hardware and architectures which leverage and roadmap into Intel's manufacturing processes? For example, in my research 2:26 are 2-state qubits which scale with 2^n with 2 being the number of simultaneous states and n being the number of qubits. But the true power is in having N-state qubits with N^n, with N simultaneous states, and n being the number of those qubits. There's a "Quantum Moore's laws" going on: One in scaling the number of qubits n (little n), and another in developing multi-state qubits. 2^n, 3^n.....N^n (Big N).

[@soorajjp1847]

This is the only video i found in internet which showers some insights on how a quantum chip can actually be made. All other videos just speaks about quantum jargons but no one tells how it can be materialized in real time.

[@IntelTechnology]

Glad you liked the video!

[@Johannes00]

Just throwing my opinion out there, a coin has more than two states. It can land on its side, and from a 2D viewpoint, that would be like seeing only the coin's edge. Think of coins like tristates in that case, instead of just 1s and 0s you have a gray zone as well.

[@bignaughtydog]

Is this the future of computing? Is it worth me exploring the Linux command line and C? Thank you for this simplified explanation. Steve, Bulgaria, was Manchester UK.

[@roldanduarteholguin7102]

Export the Azure, Chat GPT, Revit, Plant 3D, Civil 3D, Inventor, ENGI file of the Building or Refinery to Excel, prepare Budget 1 and export it to COBRA. Prepare Budget 2 and export it to Microsoft Project. Solve the problems of Overallocated Resources, Planning Problems, prepare the Budget 3 with which the construction of the Building or the Refinery is going to be quoted.

[@juanramonrivera1120]

James Clarke is awesome ! Great presentation for many who don't understand quantum at a high level

[@Gigaamped]

This is the best explanation I've ever heard. Thank you.

[@gopalkmrr]

Incredible incredible explanation . Thanks you very much . James Clarke

[@BlochSphere]

Complete Basic Intro to Quantum Computing in a single video.

[@emiliobenavente1575]

This is a great explanation, but I am still confused on many points with this idea. You are not claiming that an electron can represent a bit correct? Because we still measure current bits via a voltage passing some threshold, so how could measure such a thing on an electron. Also you still need two sources to make the super position part correct? I think those are my main questions that I get lost on, thank you in advance!

[@josephmartin1543]

Thanks ! Gravity and anti- gravity Energy in qubits ? We must manage gravity and anti-gravity Energy.

[@fredlacroix6865]

im working on it

[@XPREZAH]

is there any technical wonderwork implemented that avoid hackers to use it for their own from these superfast technology aswell?

[@Abhi00111]

we need an invention just like the transistors which changed everything in the computing world until then it seems we are using vacuum tubes just like those old days

[@jaideepsingh662]

The transistors are here. Whats needed is the wiring to connect them.

[@AX-sq5vm]

Great explanation but the ending topics need more Explanation

[@danielgordon9444]

I think we should get back to solving the old problems on this new platform. To the fundamentals!1!

[@shivajimagadum]

Impressive, but it looks very expensive now to hold the info.

[@danielkyalo8266]

Thanks a lot.

[@gourabbanerjee9531]

loved this ❤ excellent 6th time watching this

[@armourphoneandcomputertech]

Awesome! Very interesting!

[@davidhayat7833]

Good luck, excellent video

[@christylevin2801]

Amazing presentation Jim bro 😂🖤

[@emmanueloluga9770]

0:25 is my cue

[@adonistopofmen2571]

fantastic ......

[@kirandas6996]

I will be !!

[@gem50b5]

Very impressive.

[@amardeepsingh3914]

way simpler than I thought it would be

[@quantumpolariton122]

This video is intentionally simple. It can get as difficult as you wish

[@ominous-omnipresent-they]

It's really not that simple.

[@mayukhpurkayastha2649]

Sir i m invented my imagine machine Tree sensor🌱🌳Ai computer system. And next invent Power acceptor large machine or yantra.

[@luciajane381]

Can I get your number

[@mayukhpurkayastha2649]

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[@bassagent97]

I have a master in Quantum Physics now. ty intel

[@suntzu1409]

You know, i am something of a scientist myself

[@suntzu1409]

Sometimes my genius..... Its almost frightening......

[@Mo_Klonus]

Where do I get my Intel quantum coin?

[@ndelacruz826]

Wonderful

[@mayukhpurkayastha2649]

Sir you invented my imagine machine Shakti Prokriya karan yantra or power acceptor large machine or yantra. This power acceptor help update new type quantum computer India Bihar

[@DeepFrydTurd]

nice

[@elmichellangelo]

We "can" instead of we "could" or "should" have. So the real question now is since when did you have this tech operating???

[@Abhi00111]

If there chips and server business doom they can try being an edutech company 😜 great video

[@adibmddan413]

?

[@saitarun6889]

woww

[@Cardroid]

Show us a roadmap! Can't be in the lab forever. Elon Musk always has a roadmap even if it seems impossible to achieve... great engineers can solve anything!

[@ianuragaggarwal]

Very interesting. Intel lectures are eye opening and worth watching! 😊

[@Interestingworld4567]

Quantum is what's going to safe Intel. Stock going high with quantum.

[@adibmddan413]

?

[@elmichellangelo]

Lol they are even at the top in this field

[@jamesmandell2627]

I know how to make it work "

[@qubit_108]

I am not first , but also not last

[@user-wb9yf1yg1v]

This video gives me passion to go abroad.

[@Professional.Bro.777]

You are not that stupid to fall into that trap, think twice about quantum stuff. People are not supposed to play God

[@AdrianDucao]

i was hoping to watch like photolithography stuff but sht ok

[@timwhite7127]

God I wish I was even half smart enough to actually understand this stuff. It sucks being not very bright. Maybe ignorance is bliss but stupidity darn sure isn't.

[@mht-1177]

see you soon...

[@mariethermil1176]

D

[@platin2148]

There is still no practical use for quantum computers maybe it makes sense to pump money into it but i wouldn’t put too much into it. I‘m not sure why it makes sense to use these random number generators both states basically means both outputs. The state doesn’t help when you can’t define it which makes the qbit useless.

[@BlochSphere]

Quantum Computing is all about changing this probability of outcome

[@zachflannery6750]

The video explained the use case I think curing cancer and all other health problems and keeping data secure is a really good reason why we desperately need this

[@platin2148]

@@zachflannery6750 We already have these devices but it turns out they don’t full fill the stuff that they said it will. The points that they listed are all just theoretical very shallow dreams what they will be able to achieve and for data security at your device it will not help it will probably even do the opposite.

[@zachflannery6750]

@@platin2148 I hope they can get it done

[@erogero0553]

They’re just trying to control the outcome of “luck”. That’s all it is. If you can control the outcome then anything is possible. That’s true science turning fiction into reality. They keep trying to make a faster speed when they should trying to pinch the space in between. Etc. make the circuits look like humans that’s what the point of the ancient cultures drew on the ground.

[@woodencrew1255]

Five

[@gasun1274]

great but when can my core i7 laptop last more than 3 hours

[@ictoan1880]

Third!

[@damnpkm]

So intel failed at it. Failures are inevitable. But success guaranteed. Matter of time.

[@lifefullofhobbies3802]

First!

[@prakashdrj]

second!

[@millerzachary1683]

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[@Erik-rp1hi]

To bad Elon Musk approach to getting things solve does not apply for Quantum computer design.

[@Professional.Bro.777]

Because he has the devil himself guiding him already

[@starryfolks]

Hire me thanks

[@ericminnerath4892]

Wait why am I the 4th comment lmao

[@zionion]

No you're not anymore

[@raspberrypi4970]

D-Wave Systems is better

[@hariranormal5584]

who FUCKING thinks about all this, LIKE HOW, XD