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Directed energy is “the ability to create a high amount of energy in a controlled volume at a given distance in order to trigger physical reactions to study the interaction between the energy and the matter,” says Dr. Chaouki Kasmi, who is the Chief Researcher at DERC, which is part of the Abu Dhabi government’s…
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The most advanced quantum computers today have dozens of decorating (or “noisy”) physical quits. Building a quantum computer that can crack RSA code from such components would require billions, if not millions, of cubits. Of these, only ten thousand will be used for calculations કહે so-called logical cubits; The rest will be required for error…