quantum computing

[kwahn-tuhm-kuhm-pyoot-ing]

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.

Example Sentences

It’s easy to dismiss leadership as too optimistic, including de Masi’s claims from earlier this year that the company would become “the Nvidia player” in quantum computing, a title that has stuck.

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IonQ announces it achieved over 99.99% fidelity in a quantum computing experiment.

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The Aukus pact also commits the three allies to work together on technologies such as hypersonic missiles, quantum computing and undersea weapons, all of which could be crucial if there is a conflict over Taiwan.

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We picked 11 to name, benefiting from the market’s hopes for future innovations—AI and quantum computing.

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Economists at Standard Chartered expect incentives to encourage spending on research and development in areas like artificial-intelligence, quantum computing and humanoid robots, and with private businesses playing a bigger role.

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