Quantum computation | Michelle Simmons | TEDxSydney
There is a shift coming in the very nature of computing which is being led by the likes of quantum physicist Michelle Simmons. Michelle wants you to put the binary world of ones and zeros on...
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Translator: Bob Prottas Reviewer: Ariana Bleau Lugo Every year computers get smaller and smaller, and faster and faster. Have you ever wondered when is it ever going to end? Well, one person that's been looking at the miniaturization of computers over the last several decades has been Gordon Moore. And he's the co-founder of Intel back in the 1960's. And he noticed that the number of components on a silicon chip doubled roughly every eighteen months to two years. Now for this to happen, it means that the smallest feature size on a silicon chip has to decrease at the same rate. And he came up with something called Moore's Law and here it is represented on the screen. Now, this law has been going now for approximately 4 to 5 decades. And w...
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Translator: Bob Prottas Reviewer: Ariana Bleau Lugo Every year computers get smaller and smaller, and faster and faster. Have you ever wondered when is it ever going to end? Well, one person that's been looking at the miniaturization of computers over the last several decades has been Gordon Moore. And he's the co-founder of Intel back in the 1960's. And he noticed that the number of components on a silicon chip doubled roughly every eighteen months to two years. Now for this to happen, it means that the smallest feature size on a silicon chip has to decrease at the same rate. And he came up with something called Moore's Law and here it is represented on the screen. Now, this law has been going now for approximately 4 to 5 decades. And w...
