Quantum Computing: Beyond Classical Limits
Quantum Computing: Beyond Classical Limits Introduction For over half a century, computing has evolved through incremental improvements—faster CPUs, more memory, and better architectures. This evolution, largely driven by semiconductor technology, has powered everything from personal computers to cloud infrastructure. However, quantum computing represents something entirely different. It is not simply a faster version of today’s machines. Instead, it introduces a fundamentally new model of computation based on the principles of quantum mechanics. This shift has the potential to solve problems that are currently infeasible—even for the most powerful supercomputers. ...