OCT | 2021
w w w. t e c h f a s t l y. c o m
In Conversation with
Arun & Dinesh
Surbhi Rathore
In Conversation with
QUANTUM COMPUTING EDITION
From Bits to QuBits by Barkha Seth
CEO and Co-founder of Symbl.ai
Co-founders of Yottaasys The Quantum Revolution - A New Paradigm Shift
Quantum Entanglement A New Era of Particle Interaction
by Rehan Husain
by Bhumika Dutta
What’s Inside p.4 From Bits to QuBits by Barkha Seth
p.10 Quantum Computing
and the Rise of Machine Learning by Utsav Mishra
p.18 The Quantum
Revolution - A New Paradigm Shift by Rehan Husain
p.26 Quantum Simulators
An Overview by Suraj
p.32
In Conversation with Arun and Dinesh, Co-founders, Yottaasys
p.47 Quantum Entanglement
A New Era of Particle Interaction
by Bhumika Dutta
p.54 Do Quantum Batteries
Ever Run Out of Charge? by Zahwah Jameel
p.60 In Conversation with
Surbhi Rathore, CEO and Co-founder of Symbl.ai
p.66 Changing Dynamics of
Healthcare Sector Quantum Computers Taking A Leap by Rehan Husain
p.74 Quantum Computing’s
Disruption In Finance Industry by Vibha Soni
p.82 Google’s Time Crystal
Venture Using Quantum Computers by Toulika Das
p.88 Does Quantum
Cryptography Cyber Security? by Simmy Mohanan
p.94 Quantum Computing:
Challenges & Opportunities Ahead by Ragini Agarwal
Editor’s note
Dear Readers Here we are, three months away from saying goodbye to another year like no other. The silver lining is that life has finally begun its slow and reassuring crawl to normalcy. What could be more normal than an Apple Event in September - where Apple enthusiasts wait with baited breaths as to what new magic might the tech giant once again unfold? And in their usual style, they never disappoint. Like one of our writers rightly said, “Big things happen when computers get smaller and faster,” and Apple’s innovations are a testament to that. Speaking of going smaller, we thought of taking a deep dive into the world of quBits, i.e., Quantum Bits. Quantum computing is all about cutting edge tech – we are talking faster computations, longer-lasting car batteries, precision medicines and even revamped banking, to name a few. Yes, the shift to Quantum might still be a while away, but when you are in the tech industry, it’s okay to be guilty of “Tomorrow Vision”. With Quantum Computing, no matter how many aeons away its practical use could be, tech companies know the potential it holds, and they are actively encouraging developers to jump on board. But this issue isn’t just about Quantum Computing; we are also bringing incredible insights from two successful CEOs in our interview series. Mr. Arun Pandey of Yottaasys talks about combing advanced machine learning with emotional intelligence to decipher social outcomes based on precise facial recognition and user validation. Ms. Surbhi Rathore of Symbal.ai, on the other hand, is out to revamp AI-powered communication experiences by tailoring storylines through its unique conversation intelligence. All in all, machines are getting smarter, way smarter. The more we immerse ourselves in the tech promises of tomorrow, the more we feel we are at a precipice - an inflexion point of sorts, where from here, the narrative we create will decide the outcomes for generations to come. Steve Jobs once said, “I think the biggest innovations of the 21st century will be at the intersection of biology and technology. A new era is beginning”. Profound words indeed, wouldn’t you say? As always, we would appreciate your feedback, and if there were a topic you would love for us to cover, do let us know. Here is your edition. Read it, enjoy it, and nourish in the knowledge. Happy reading!
Srikant Rawat
Chief Operating Officer, Techfastly
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