The Quantum Computing.

Participants:
Venkata Manish. Tummala.
Sruthi. Vaddadi.

Abstract:
Information is the fuel for the present world. The
demand for information is growing at an exponential rate. To meet the
demand for the information we have sufficiently tweaked our computers
that they have reached their cap. This cap appears first in the data
hungry ideas such as Big data. However, we were able to design
algorithms to implement such ideas on our classical computers yet they
lack the efficiency required to be completely employed in commercial
and consumer markets. This is the first place where we see a void that
can only filled with some new computational philosophy. We have tried
any different computational ideas such as FPGA Computational logic
and others. We were merely able to increase the efficiency so a
complete different idea was required rather than a different approach
with the same philosophy. Here the have quantum computing ideas can
be utilized. The external structure and the flow of data in a quantum
computer is same that of a classical computer but the difference is in the
information processing techniques. Our study involves a quantitative
understanding of the quantum computation and informative subject on
applying quantum computational techniques to the problems that are
impossible to solve using classical computers and the ones that can be
solved more efficiently using quantum computers and quantum
algorithms.