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How Many Qubits Would it Take to Simulate a Holographic Universe?
Insider brief Quantum computing roadmaps usually talk about drug discovery, materials and optimisation. One of the most influential theoretical physicists alive has a different application in mind: simulating a universe. In the latest episode of The Quantum Kid, Prof. Juan Maldacena of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton explains the holographic principle. This is […]
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