Turing S Legacy Classical Logic To Quantum Revolution
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Turing’s Legacy: Classical Logic to Quantum Revolution
Author: Guillaume Lessard
language: en
Publisher: iD01t Productions
Release Date: 2025-05-20
Turing’s Legacy: Classical Logic to Quantum Revolution reveals how Alan Turing’s groundbreaking ideas ignited the digital era—and how today’s innovators are using quantum computing to seize the next trillion-dollar opportunity. From the simple logic of the Turing Machine to the exponential power of quantum bits, this book delivers a fast-paced, clear roadmap through the evolution of computation. You’ll discover: The story and science behind Turing’s original vision How classical limits gave rise to the quantum paradigm Breakthroughs that are reshaping AI, cryptography, business, and beyond Hands-on tools and frameworks, Qiskit, Cirq, and more, to launch your first quantum program today Real-world strategies to monetize quantum technology and future-proof your career or business Critical insights on ethics, security, and the quantum-powered world ahead Whether you’re a developer, entrepreneur, investor, or lifelong learner, Turing’s Legacy will empower you to move from curiosity to action, and from action to market leadership. The quantum revolution isn’t coming. It’s here. Don’t get left behind, join the pioneers rewriting the rules of possibility.
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