Introduction

The speed of computers has evolved dramatically in recent decades, and Moore’s law is one of the most famous laws to predict this acceleration. Still, we are beginning to reach the end of this law as the dimensions of electronic circuits start to get the physical limit at which the effects of quantum mechanics start to emerge. So, new types of computers are beginning to emerge. We are beginning to hear about quantum computers and neurotic computers.

Quantum Computing: A New Field of Computers

Quantum Computing_ A New Field of Computers

Quantum computers operate with different rules than standard computers, which are meant here by the rules of physics laws. Traditional computers work using the current through billions of transistors, while quantum computers use quantum physics laws to change the game’s rules.

Quantum physics was first developed during the 20th century when physicists experimentally observed that classical mechanics laws did not work when studying matter at the atomic and sub-atomic level. in this article, we will not focus on the mechanism of quantum mechanics. Still, we must understand how quantum physics makes quantum computers dramatically faster than regular computers in some tasks.

Quantum computers take advantage of superposition quantum overlays that enable quantum particles to be in several cases simultaneously, and the quantum entangled tangle feature dramatically accelerates processing processes.

It may be similar to many computers that run in parallel. Still, when we measure a problematic situation of an overlap between two cases, we monitor it at only one point. It is not a defect in the measurements we use but a physical reality observed by scientists, as the particle moves from overlay to a single possible case when measured. It limits our ability to take advantage of quantum computers.

Quantum Algorithms

Quantum algorithms work as follows: qubits start the quantum computer in one case knowingly, then enter into a quantum overlay, then adjust its condition, and eventually, when monitoring, we get a single answer without going through all the roads leading to the situation but based on the possibility of stabilizing the entire cube in one case.

If you want to study more about the mechanism of quantum computers, read this article: what is quantum computing?

Quantum algorithms outperform normality in many areas; for example, Grover’s algorithm shows that a quantum algorithm can find an element in an untidy list of steps of the length of the list, unlike a traditional algorithm that needs several stages from a linear rank to the size of the list.

Shore’s Shor algorithm also showed how a quantum algorithm could analyze huge correct numbers of its initial factors in a time of the rank of many borders, unlike the traditional one that may need a time of exponential position.

In addition, quantum computers can perform much better quantum particle simulations than regular ones.

Of course, everything doesn’t have to work on quantum computers faster than regular computers. So don’t expect to carry a smartphone as a mummy. The working conditions of quantum computers are very complex and require a precise environment.

Neurocomputers: Softness, Self-Modification

Everything that happens on a computer works thanks to an algorithm. And the algorithm is a specific series of instructions performed by the computer.

Over the past decades, the brightest minds have been busy designing algorithms. Still, some problems are too complex to describe and design an algorithm to solve. Such as speech analysis and facial recognition. Here emerged new types of algorithms called machine learning algorithms.

Machine-learning algorithms have revolutionized computing, opening the way for applications such as computer vision, machine translation, etc. Neuron networks have proven their ability to learn surprisingly complex patterns, such as generating human sounds and faces. And placing observations on images. And even discovering planets.

Computers of the Future: Neurotic and Quantum Computers

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Artificial intelligence researchers are seeking to build an artificial brain that resembles a human brain, leading scientists and engineers to create intelligent algorithms capable of learning. And understanding to help humanity solve some of its major problems. The question is: can a neurone design tomorrow’s algorithms?

These machines work by designing a giant neurotic network. And connecting them to external memory from which to write and read.

The network can monitor and learn from an algorithm written by a human being on memory. In this way, a way we can find to make the algorithm understand what it is doing. For example, researchers have found that an algorithm of this kind is beginning to understand how satellites are graphs and the relationship between data in memory and objects.

Despite processing a considerable amount of numerical data. And performing millions of operations to see if the image contains a cat or dog. Neuron networks have difficulty learning basic mathematical processes such as collecting, beating, and square roots.

Conclusion

Researchers recently designed a trainable counterpart for the computation and logic unit in ordinary computers, the part responsible for mathematics. This calculation and neurotic logic unit intend to perform basic mathematical processes such as collecting, dividing by learning examples and showing unprecedented results in various tasks.

As with quantum, neuro computers would not replace traditional computers but would help with issues that were difficult to resolve using standard algorithms.