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VESHAN Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology

Hybrid Quantum Computing: A Step Forward
In the interim, hybrid quantum computing—where quantum and classical computers work
together—offers a practical approach. Classical computers handle general tasks, while
quantum systems focus on solving specific, complex problems like optimization and AI
model training.

Preparing for the Quantum Era
For students and professionals in Computer Science and Engineering, now is the time to
start learning about quantum computing:
1. Study Quantum Mechanics: Since quantum computing is based on quantum physics,
understanding the basics is essential.
2. Explore Quantum Algorithms: Algorithms like Shor’s (for factoring) and Grover’s (for
searching) are key to unlocking quantum computing’s potential.
3. Experiment with Quantum Simulators: Platforms like IBM’s Qiskit let you experiment with
quantum code on simulators or small-scale quantum computers.

Conclusion
Quantum computing represents a paradigm shift in technology, with far-reaching
implications in cryptography, AI, and beyond. Though still developing, its transformative
potential is undeniable, making it critical for future engineers and innovators to engage
with this cutting-edge field. As we look ahead, we have a unique opportunity to lead in this
revolution.