IBM Quantum Computing – IBM are one step closer to the quantum computers which are very different from the conventional computer systems. The IBM Quantum Computer is now in the cloud.
The new quantum computer service, called IBM Q, will now work with IBM’s other cloud-based products such as Watson. The IBM quantum computer will help solve problems that cannot be solved by today’s traditional computers.
Quantum computers, especially the IBM Quantum Computer, have a long time to become really useful. To be able to program these computers, you have to be an expert in quantum physics. However, this is not an obstacle to IBM. For the first time, the IBM Quantum Computer is stepping out of the R & D labs and starting to support a commercial cloud service.
IBM Quantum computers promise an incredible potential in the field of data processing. While traditional computers use a system in which data is defined as 1 and 0, it uses a concept called land superposition temsil, which allows data on quantum computers to be represented in two different states at the same time.
IBM will initially provide developers with access to a 5-qubit system. Then it is planned to remove up to 50 qubits. Developers will only have access to the power of quantum computers that can operate under very specific conditions through the cloud. IBM’s quantum computers are located in the company’s research center in New York.
IBM is focused on using quantum computers in the areas of drug development, logistics, finance, security and artificial intelligence. Quantum systems have the potential to be used in many different fields, from the study of molecular structures to supply chain optimization.
