Qubits, Probability, and the Surr...
Qubits, Probability, and the Surreal World of Quantum Computing

The Don Sullivan Show by Don Sullivan

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Quantum computing has long been portrayed as a world-changing technology, but what is it, and how close are we to making it practical? In this episode of The Don Sullivan Show, Don is joined by Tony Foster and Jersey Steve for a lively discussion of quantum physics, qubits, and how quantum computers differ from traditional systems. Along the way, Don renews his longstanding feud with Bill Nye the Science Guy, compares him to Pee-wee Herman, and somehow still manages to keep the conversation on track. From cybersecurity and medicine to fusion energy and space exploration, the trio explores the promise and challenges of quantum computing, separates fact from fiction, and considers when this emerging technology may finally move from the lab into the mainstream.

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