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Scientists Prove a Quantum Computing Advantage Over Classical

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By Bob Sutor, President
| rdmag.com
Quantum computing is getting a significant amount of attention these days, especially since IBM put a real 5 qubit machine online in May of 2016. Since then, over 100,000 people have themselves directly used the no-charge IBM Q Experience and created software using the open source Qiskit quantum computing software development framework. (Check out R&D Magazine's Q&A with Bob Sutor on IBM Q) There is a key question though: Why?
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Digital Transformation Is Dead. Long Live Digital Transformation

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By Sandeep Sharma, President
| Africa.com Verified
It is those companies that understand how to capture the moment of digital truth to transform the customer experience that will thrive There is a reason why the term ‘a New York minute’ has not just come to define the vibrant, endlessly shifting city, but also the realities of the technology-empowered world. The speed at which business, engagement and collaboration take place has become frenetic.
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Digital transformation is dead. Long live digital transformation

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By Sandeep Sharma, President
| ITWeb Africa Verified
There is a reason why the term 'a New York minute' has not just come to define the vibrant, endlessly shifting city, but also the realities of the technology-empowered world. The speed at which business, engagement and collaboration take place has become frenetic.
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