February 28, 2019

For most of us, the idea of quantum computing is akin to an exotic beast: Somewhere in the back of our minds, we know that it exists and that at some point in the future we might even be able to build proper machinery, which will be easily accessible and can solve real-world problems that are unsolvable today. But what would you say if someone told you that it is possible to provide and utilize quantum-like capabilities and solve these problems in the here and now? Well, that would seem like this person had just claimed to have spotted Schrödinger's cat in the wild. This five-part blog will help us find out more.

February 05, 2019

For most of us, the idea of quantum computing is akin to an exotic beast: Somewhere in the back of our minds, we know that it exists and that at some point in the future we might even be able to build proper machinery, which will be easily accessible and can solve real world problems that are unsolvable today. But what would you say if someone told you that it is possible to provide and utilize quantum-like capabilities and solve these problems in the here and now? Well, that would seem like this person had just claimed to have spotted Schrödinger's cat in the wild. This five-part blog will help us find out more.

January 23, 2019

In an age where people use ever-smaller, increasingly portable devices to perform everyday computing tasks, the question "Do we still need desktops?" seems at least legitimate. Then again, anyone who's ever tried to edit a document or run a spreadsheet on a tablet or smartphone will most likely agree that there's still a solid demand for the classic PC/monitor/keyboard setup we've been using since the 1980s – one that might even increase if only PCs could be downsized yet another bit.