Quantum Computing in Everything: Where It Could Change the World and Where It Can't

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Being a researcher in the field of quantum computing and quantum cryptography, this thing always revolve in my mind that what if we apply quantum computing in everything. How things will work, what will be the merits and de-merits, and all such questions.

But First we need to understand why quantum computing at all. There can be multiple answers for this faster computation, accurate results in complex situations, higher depth of analysis, more reasoning power and much more. But the other side of the same coin is at what cost? Well, the answer is quite contained in the name itself. Quantum computers are still very less in number on this earth (around 200), they are expensive, sensitive to noise, and need special conditions to even run properly. So we cannot just put them everywhere tomorrow.

The main difference between classical computers and quantum computers is how they handle information. In...

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