QE Quantum Economics refers to the fundamental content of its research, which is to explore the possible applications of quantum computing in the world of economics, industry and business. In this context, problems such as optimisation, data analysis, decision making, or cybersecurity are of great relevance. For all of them, quantum computing can offer novel solutions.
It talks about the eminently practical, experimental and applied vocation of its research, trying to increase the impact and presence of quantum computing in our society. The technologies involved in the QETEL lab are gate-based quantum computing, adiabatic quantum computing or Artificial Intelligence and in a very special way Quantum Artificial Intelligence. TEL Technology Experience Lab
Meet the people who make up the QETEL team and the people and
external institutions that actively collaborate with us.
In the realm of quantum cryptography, the BB84 protocol stands as a foundational milestone for secure communication. Conceived by Charles Bennett and Gilles Brassard in 1984, BB84 enables two parties, commonly referred to as Alice and Bob, to establish a shared secret key over a quantum channel, with the remarkable ability to detect any eavesdropping attempt by a third party, Eve.
This session took place within the framework of the 1st GECOS Training School, an educational event that brought together speakers of recognised academic and professional standing at the Faculty of Economics and Business of the University of Salamanca (USAL).
In the last article (Quantum Perlin Noise) we explored how quantum algo rithms, specifically Grover-Rudolph algorithm and Quantum Fourier Transform (QFT) interpolation, can generate smooth noise distributions in one dimension.
