What is quantum computing?
TU Delft is working hard on realising quantum computing. A quantum computer can be compared to a ‘classical’ computer, but it has the ability to solve certain problems much faster than classical computers. The reason for this increase in speed is the fact that quantum computers use different building blocks, called qubits, while classical computers work with ordinary bits.
The TU Delft vision team quantum computing presents an introduction into quantum computing and an exploration of its impact on our world.
The team
Pieter Vermaas (Chair)
Associate Professor - Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management
Michael Wimmer
Associate Professor - QuTech & Faculty of Applied Science
Derek Lomas
Assistant Professor - Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering
Carmina García Almudever
Assistant Professor - Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science
