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00:00Ken and Director. This, of course, needs a dual system of zero and one. And all of these traditional systems are based on this value between zero and one.
00:09And by combining these two numbers, we're the systems software
00:15Computer to do other analysis, but quantum computing is used
00:20Another system that talks or reports back to quantum science with these molecules that are
00:29in the atoms that make up the materials and we are talking about
00:35The triple system is probably zero zero zero one, and these are the values that are larger
00:43in terms of storage capacity, in comparison with the two-way travel system, and one. Therefore, it may also use two, three, four, until there is no end of the figures.
00:52That's what of course the treatment is. But there is now
00:55Concerns have been raised by these observers, for example, from the Hamilton Centre.
01:00Here, he stresses that the traditional encryption of data, and this is
01:06The tool now used in information technology to ensure data security. This
01:13He can think in terms of form very quickly
01:18with the quantitative computerization, of course, with regard to these systems for the integration of Algeria
01:25And the numbers, of course, if we decode it faster, then we'll travel in a captive way, too
01:31In the future by trying to maybe combine these numbers in a random way.
01:37He also talked about these systems in order to launch these messages. Maybe
01:43That can be decoded. I am also talking about this information classified as highly classified by the government, for example,
01:52This threatens such data and information in the future. We may also be talking about banking and banking transactions.
01:58I have very fragile information in front of quantum computing, and maybe government information as well
02:02He's been compromised. On the other hand, we are also talking about this treatment of prisoners
02:08information, and this allows of course to use the most important place for artificial intelligence,
02:13This possibility to solve the problems that we now think are unresolved.
02:19Mr. Shaker, in less than a minute. How close are we to this quantum computing?
02:29There are discussions on this issue because it is difficult to understand this comparison between the outputs
02:39Between quantum computing and conventional math. So there are those who say yes, we're on the verge of arriving at quantum computing, but there are others
02:49They say the opposite in comparison between these tools used, quantum computing and computing
02:53Editorial, but now quantum computing hasn't gone mad, probably because we didn't know a hundred percent how.