Quantum Computing For Non-Physicists is a gentle introduction to Quantum Computing, focusing on operational semantics, rather than physics. The goal is to convey some of the basic ideas behind Quantum Computing in a way that is accessible to people with a programming background: quantum data types, quantum gates, probabilistic nature of quantum programs, observation and collapse of the wave function.
Marco Zandonadi is a software engineer who worked in Silicon Valley for 20 years on various technologies including routers, self-driving cars and embedded systems. He started his career at U.C. Berkeley and subsequently worked for startup companies as well as large companies like Cisco and Facebook.
This talk is organized by Italia Geeks.
Light refreshments will be served before the talk.
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