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Quantum Computing 101: A Non-Math Treatment

Don Grust of Quantum Driven New Jersey provides an overview of quantum computing and examines what makes quantum computers so special.

To highlight UNESCO's International Year of Quantum, this event will look at what makes quantum so special and what it mean when we say that quantum computers will be able to solve certain problems that classical computers cannot.

The goal of this session is to provide an intuitive understanding of how quantum computers work, no math needed. This won’t make quantum “weirdness” go away, but it will become more familiar by the end of this session.

Agenda
6:30 p.m. – Pizza and Networking
7 p.m. – Quantum Computing 101 presentation by Don Grust
7:45 p.m. – Q&A, Wrap-up and Networking

Registration is requested, but not required. All are welcome to attend.

About the speaker: Don Grust is one of the organizers of the Quantum Driven New Jersey Meetup group and the managing director of QuantumToMarket, an advisory firm that helps quantum companies commercialize their technology.

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