Previewing eMerge Americas with Entanglement CEO Jason Turner – EcoTech Insights
EMerge Americas is a premier global tech conference in Miami. There, Bonnie Schneider spoke with top thought leaders like Entanglement CEO Jason Turner. Here’s a preview of their conversation on quantum computing, which was a prominent content theme featured at this year’s conference.
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Over 20,000 attendees representing 60 different countries are expected here at Emer Americas in Miami, from health tech to FinTech, AI to quantum computing. At this conference, all eyes are on what's next in technology. Joining me now is Jason Turner, who is the CEO of Entanglement, and we're going to be talking about one of the hottest topics here at this conference, quantum Computing.
Jason, it's great to have you on. Great To be here. Thank you for having me.
Sure. Now, tell me about Quantum, because it's one of the most popular tracks for this conference. Yes, quantum computing and quantum information science is really magical.
I mean, it's something that has been in the works for many years and it's just starting to make some good progress. So quantum computing deals with qubits and not binary bits, ones in zeros, which is what our phones and all the computers do today. And that qubit allows to get so much more information from it.
And then when you entangle and put lots of qubits together, you can solve massive problems at once. So in binary computing today, we're asking multiple questions until we get an answer. In quantum computing, you ask all the questions at once and get the answers.
So that's why it's so much faster. I call it multidimensional computing, and it gives new next generation capabilities to solve and give insights that you can't get today with existing computers. So what are you showing here?
So Some of the things that we're showing here are entanglement. What does entanglement look like? And then the other things, we're showing a QBO formulation here, which will work on a quantum system.
So it's not just quantum inspired, it's quantum ready. So have any, uh, mathematicians stop by and say, Hey, I know what that is. I haven't been here that much to see.
But you can see what we've put in terms of special constraints, like, you know, quantum ready and Cuba being together. We can solve over a million variables, fully connected variables with CBOs today, which means we can discover things like material science and new molecules. It's, it's really insane.
All of the amazing things we can do with this technology.
