Jul 26, 2026 · 17 min · 8 segments
Quantum computing is no longer a science experiment. These machines are being built right now, and they're powerful enough that they could one day break the encryption protecting your bank account…
Inder SinghGuest

It's taking all of the things that classical can't do, actually, and performing those things.

dead end, another path, dead end, another one, and then sequentially figure out how to get to the desired outcome.

A quantum computer will look at all of the possibilities at one time and pick the best one and the only one.

Quantum computing, we call them qubits, are bits that are either one or zero, or both at the same time, or anything in between.
OK, so this idea of working at the same time is what makes quantum computing possible.


It's taking all of the things that classical can't do, actually, and performing those things.

dead end, another path, dead end, another one, and then sequentially figure out how to get to the desired outcome.

A quantum computer will look at all of the possibilities at one time and pick the best one and the only one.

Quantum computing, we call them qubits, are bits that are either one or zero, or both at the same time, or anything in between.
OK, so this idea of working at the same time is what makes quantum computing possible.
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