Name: Introduction to Quantum Computing for Business
SKU: 64778084
Price: 27.94 EUR
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Author: Koen Groenland
ISBN: 9789048568987

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Introduction to Quantum Computing for Business

Type

Physical Book

Publisher

Pallas Publications

Author

Koen Groenland

Year

2025

Pages

174

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

23.4x15.6 cm

ISBN13

9789048568987

Introduction to Quantum Computing for Business

Koen Groenland (Author) · Pallas Publications · Paperback

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Synopsis "Introduction to Quantum Computing for Business"

This book is the perfect introduction to the opportunities and threats of quantum technologies. It equips you with the necessary knowledge to join cutting-edge discussions and make strategic decisions.

How will businesses use quantum technology in the future? What problems will a quantum computer solve? How long will it take before these devices become commercially relevant?
With the first generation of quantum computers on the horizon, understanding their impact is more relevant than ever. Luckily, you don’t need a physics degree to understand the functionality of these computers – just like you don’t need to know how a transistor works to excel in conventional it.
This book is the perfect introduction to the opportunities and threats of quantum technologies. It equips you with the necessary knowledge to join cutting-edge discussions and make strategic decisions.
Koen Groenland is a theoretical physicist with a PhD in the near-term applications of quantum computers. He works as an innovation officer at the University of Amsterdam, where he is responsible for setting up research collaborations and developing lifelong learning education for professionals. He is one of the driving forces behind Quantum. Amsterdam, the innovation hub that drives the commercialization of quantum technologies around the Dutch capital.