A Quantum Future of Computation

July 18, 2017
Kate Chisholm, Microsoft; Matthias Troyer, Microsoft

Matthias Troyer discusses the origin of the exceptional computational power of quantum computers.

- Kate Chisholm
  
  Content Coordinator 2
- Matthias Troyer
  
  Technical Fellow and Corporate Vice President of Quantum
Research Area
- Quantum computing

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