What are we talking about when we talk about quantum technologies?
summary
A clear map of claims and milestones: IBM commits to 1000+ qubits by 2023, universal noisy devices exist today but lack error correction so they do not yet beat classical machines, and Shor‑style algorithms promise exponential speedups for factoring given thousands of error‑corrected qubits. Germany hosts ~1000 research groups and leads industrial optics, delivering practical quantum metrology for non‑invasive diagnostics and quantum communication with entangled photons; NATO advisory work and €2bn national funding aim to industrialize these technologies.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:34Welcome
- 3:45Why is quantum special
- 5:24Quantum mechanics
- 6:41Quantum revolution
- 8:28Quantum computing
- 11:19The future
- 12:36Germanys role
- 15:05The next true industrial revolution
- 16:35I am German
- 17:29Classical computer is superior
- 18:28Germanys spirit
- 20:29Areas of expertise
- 22:47Top applications
- 24:43nato advisory committee
- 26:48what can politics do
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