Imagine looking for a needle in a haystack by examining each piece of hay. What if you could analyse the entire haystack at once, cutting down the location time of the needle drastically? This is what quantum computing can do compared to conventional computing.
Quantum computing could accelerate drug development, enhance encryption security and more. But how could it benefit the manufacturing industry? Here Neil Ballinger, Head of EMEA at EU Automation, explores the future of quantum computing for manufacturing. Traditional computing represents information using a series of bits, where each bit is assigned a one or zero. Quantum…
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