“Hello, Multiverse!” - Quantum Computing and You
summary
Microsoft research aims for a scalable quantum stack with a cryogenic control computer and a planned topological qubit running near 3 mK; software includes an Azure-backed simulator, the Quantum Development Kit and Q# plus a resource estimator that reports simulated runs to ~40 qubits. Claims: 2048-bit RSA brute force takes ~billion years classically but ~100 seconds on a large quantum machine; ferredoxin chemistry drops from longer-than-universe to ~10^9 years then to minutes/hours after algorithmic work. Demo algorithm built and shown to work in simulation: Deutsch–Jozsa speedup (classical O(2^n) vs constant quantum).
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 2:13A Complete, Scalable, Quantum System
- 4:00Some problems are intractable dassically
- 5:32Imagine the quantum future...
- 36:10Q#: Why A New Language?
- 37:46Q#: Language Features
- 38:50A more complex example
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