Quantum-computing

Classical computing needs two, but Quantum Computing only needs one.

I’ve embarked on my Quantum Computing journey, and it’s been an incredibly fun and rewarding experience. Although it’s challenging, I’ve managed to grasp most of the basic concepts intuitively. However, when I encountered the concept of the CHSH Game, I found myself stuck for a while. It felt different from the other basic concepts I had learned.

There is a game that you can't totally win, where hidden strategies and silent cooperation reveal the magic of near-impossible victories.

There is a theory in Quantum Computing called "No-Cloning Theory", it states that we cant create an identical and identical copy of an arbitary unknown quantum state. How about teleporting it?

This is my first blog about my learning journey of Quantum Computing. I will start writing about this topic that I found very interesting to deep dive: Superdense Coding.