quantum computing

American  

[kwahn-tuhm-kuhm-pyoot-ing] / ˈkwɑn təm kəmˈpyut ɪŋ /

noun

1. the field of computer science concerned with the development and use of quantum computers.

2. the use of quantum computers to process and store data.

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Example Sentences

Quantum computing is often described as a future technology capable of handling problems that traditional computers cannot touch.

From Science Daily

Quantum Systems, which actually has no connection to the buzzy world of quantum computing, develops dual use drones for both government and civilian use, such as for agriculture.

From Barron's

Proponents of the Golden Dome project argue that it’s now feasible because of new technologies being developed in Silicon Valley, from artificial intelligence to quantum computing.

From Salon

Priority domains include advanced manufacturing, biotechnology, critical materials, nuclear energy, quantum computing and semiconductors -- all areas where the United States faces growing competition from China.

From Barron's

Some on Wall Street have cited a common denominator driving trading in bitcoin and some stocks, most notably speculative plays like those focused on quantum computing.

From MarketWatch