Brian Clegg

The Transformative Technology of the Qubit Revolution

Quantum Computing

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I have to admit it: I started reading about Quantum Computing out of spite for Michio Kaku, I wanted to learn more about it so I can diss his book, lol. Okay, so overall I think this book is good for layman or people who are interested in the idea of Quantum Computing but has no professional knowledge about it whatsoever. This book is easy to read and Clegg successfully deliver what the gist of Quantum Computing is. However, this is a relatively thin book with accessible vocabulary for layperson so I don't really think it's suitable if you really want to learn about it like I do. I got an important information about QC through this book though, that is QC is not just a superior computer but it also needs specific algorithm. This book grounded QC as an actual milestones that humans achieved instead of some high-up-there technology. If you're interested, give it a go, but I would try to find a better one than this.

Quantum Computing The Transformative Technology of the Qubit Revolution

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