Volume 1 of The Quantum Computing Anthology book series now available on Kindle
Volume 1 of "The Quantum Computing Anthology" series (based on content from Quantum Edge Newsletter quantumedge.today/subscribe) is now available in Kindle on Amazon. Paperback book will be early Dec. It's a great way to review or catch up if you're a recent newsletter subscriber.
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My always entertaining, always informative chum, Max Maxfield just started a new gig at Hackster io! Check out is first column: www.hackster.io/clive-max-ma...
Countdown to Quantum Entanglement. Issue one of the Quantum Edge newsletter will publish this Thursday morning, February 6th. Subscribe at www.quantumedge.today/subscribe and join me on the Quantum Edge newsletter as I uncover the mysterious world of Quantum Computing.
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Can a quantum physics autodidact educate others in quantum computing? I would say that the answer is both yes and no. Schrodinger and his cat would imply that you will only get the answer to that question after you’ve read my Quantum Edge newsletter. Subscribe for free at quantumedge.today/subscribe
"If you think you understand quantum mechanics, you don't understand quantum mechanics" -Feynman
Subscribe to Quantum Edge at www.quantumedge.today/subscribe and find out how little I know about Quantum Computing. Then follow along each week as I uncover and describe QC bit by qubit. Starts Feb 6th
Don’t look. Heisenberg may have been right. If you don’t get the joke in there, good. If you do get it, good. In any case, do look for the Quantum Edge newsletter, coming February 6th.
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Dateline 2005… What is this Internet thing? Is e-commerce real or just more tech-hype going nowhere?
Dateline 2025... ask the same about Quantum Computers. Read the Quantum Edge newsletter (premiers Feb 6th) for the answers. Subscribe at www.quantumedge.today/subscribe
Coming this Feb - the Quantum Edge newsletter, my public journal covering my exploration into the world of Quantum Computing in (qu)bit-size chunks.
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Quantum computing isn't the only game in line to be the next leap. 2D nanomaterials are moving well. Read my article on All About Circuits covering one company making the test equipment capable of operating under the extreme limits of 2D nanomaterials. www.allaboutcircuits.com/news/lake-sh...
Quantum Computing is a hot topic these days. Read my All About Circuits article about a pilot program between D-Wave and Japan’s NTT-Docomo to put quantum annealing computers into real-world use.
www.allaboutcircuits.com/news/japans-...
My quest to understand the fundamental physics of quantum computing took a step forward when I started to think of a quantum processor (QPU) as more like an FPGA than a CPU.
My latest on AAC delves into IBM's work multi-QPU quantum computing. #quantum
www.allaboutcircuits.com/news/ibm-dem...
FPGAs just keep getting more and more accessible. Read my article at All Abou Circuits to see how Microchip is making complex PolarFire applications easier. www.allaboutcircuits.com/news/microch...
I have a Quest Super Elf that I built in 1978. I loved the ability to manually advance the clock, not to mention the 16, 16-bit registers that could be swapped in functionality
How about a Compu Chron for good measure?
Penny with a tiny wafer scale BGA ARM processor on Lincoln's face
I took this photo a few years ago when these were still some of the smallest ARMs around
Designing nanoscale semiconductors seems like a good thing to do - but... how do you test them? Read a bit on the subject in my article at All About Circuits. www.allaboutcircuits.com/news/lake-sh...
CDP1802 based COSMAC Super Elf single board computer from 1978
A little more retro computing. Ah... 16 universal 16-bit registers in an 8-bit CPU.
Apple DOS 3.3 and Microsoft Windows V1.03 disks
The divide from days long past
Fox in profile, looking back with wry expression
Says you...
My life as a small robotics manufacturer, Part 2 www.designnews.com/robotics/lif...
The turnip truck
Found it. I can hop back on now.
A few of my thoughts on sports metaphors in business. positiveedge.today/why-winning-...
A bit more of my history - Read about my time as a small robotics manufacturer. Being an entrepreneur is fun, educational and rewarding, but the results are never certain. Check out installment one at Design News: Life as a Small Robotics Manufacturer. www.designnews.com/robotics/lif...
Who am I? Here's a bit about whom I was back in 2017, on EE Web. www.eeweb.com/interview-wi...
Jumping from MCUs to FPGAs - 5 things you need to know. www.fpgarelated.com/showarticle/...
What do a 1935 console GE model F-65 tube radio and an ESP32 have in common? Find out in my article in DENA. www.designing-electronics.com/an-esp32-pow...
"Silicon to Systems" a new battle cry for the semiconductor industry, or a wake up call? Read my thoughts in Design007: iconnect007.uberflip.com/i/1526407-de...?
Is Generative AI the end of creativity or just another in a long list of feared technology tools? Read my thoughts on Medium. medium.com/@duanebenson...
A smattering of NE51 and NE2
10 points if you know what these are. 20 points if you know the correct resistor value and 30 points if you've ever plugged one into a wall socket without the resistor (hint: DO NOT do that)
Take a look at the undiscovered inventor of the modern world who didn't just make products, he invented industries: Heinz Joseph Gerber. Read my overview of Gerber's life on All About Circuits. www.allaboutcircuits.com/news/celebra...
