No no, quantum computing is more about using the quantum properties of particles to do computing in ways that you simply can’t with traditional computers. If you write your program to accommodate this kind of computing, you can essentially design programs to test all possible outputs simultaneously - a pretty neat trick.
Right now we’re talking about photonic computing, simply using photons as the circuitry within a processor rather than electronic circuits using elections.
Though I’m not an expert on either, so I’m probably the wrong person to ask for more information on the subject.
I see. Isn’t this more or less the premise of quantum computing ?
No no, quantum computing is more about using the quantum properties of particles to do computing in ways that you simply can’t with traditional computers. If you write your program to accommodate this kind of computing, you can essentially design programs to test all possible outputs simultaneously - a pretty neat trick.
Right now we’re talking about photonic computing, simply using photons as the circuitry within a processor rather than electronic circuits using elections.
Though I’m not an expert on either, so I’m probably the wrong person to ask for more information on the subject.