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The quantum computing revolution is coming—and sooner than you might expect.

Classical computing relies on binary bits, which exist in one of two states at any point in time. Quantum computing use qubits which exist in multiple states simultaneously. This property allows quantum computers to perform calculations on many different inputs in parallel, reducing the time required to solve certain problems.

The use of quantum computing will improve processes in finance, logistics, transportation, and materials science. It will also help optimize supply chain management, portfolio management, route planning, and the discovery of new materials with desirable properties.

However, quantum computing can be both used and misused. In the hands of bad actors, it can pose a significant threat to cyber security because it can break currently used encryption algorithms, potentially putting sensitive information at risk.

Now is the time for organizations to properly understand and prepare for quantum computing, helping them to leverage the advantages and mitigate the disruptions that quantum computing will inevitably bring to our world.

Learn more about the opportunities and risks involved with quantum computing in our POV, Are you ready for a quantum leap?