Quantum Computing: US-China Tech War

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Commentary: Quantum computing is a major front in US-China tech war

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Quantum computing is a major front in the US - China tech war, up there with artificial intelligence and semiconductors.

Its development is a closely guarded secret in both countries, and has been a key feature of the tech restrictions the United States government has attempted to place on China .

At its core, quantum computing enables the rapid solving of extremely complex mathematical problems at a tremendously fast rate.

It exists in the realm of emerging technologies, perpetually on the cusp of potential breakthrough. Australia , China , the United States and others are placing big bets on what quantum technology can achieve. The International Year of Quantum Science and Technology serves as a timely moment to take stock of its implications for global power and security. Evan Freidin is an international relations analyst. This commentary first appeared on the Lowy Institute's blog, Interpreter ..

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