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September 3, 2023

 

As one of the youtubers my family follows would say, “Hello all you beautiful people.”  I know it has been a while since I posted. I am hoping you came back and was happy to find that I posted something.

 I am following my day job and I am finishing getting set up for this semester's classes that I am teaching. I was going to wait till I could do a deep dive on one of the Quantum Computing topics. I believe that might be too long till I can do that. 

 Microsoft Bing came to the rescue. I opened “Edge” to get started on the day’s work and there was an article on Quantum Computing. An article that proves my point, that our current group of students, no matter what level, will be the ones bringing Quantum Computing to all of our lives one way or another.

 Check the article by clicking here Will quantum computing emerge as a disruptive in the near future? Discover Quantum Computing investment opportunities.  

 In short, the article mentions companies that are investing in Quantum Computing technology. The companies are ones all of us use every day. But the first sentence is what gets my notice the most, “According to Garner, around 40% of large companies will have some initiatives around quantum computing by 2025.”

 Please take a minute and just check this out. The wave is coming.

Thank you for stopping in and I will leave the blog on for you.

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