Scalable Quantum Computing

Scalable quantum computing refers to developing quantum computers capable of increasing their processing power significantly while maintaining stability and accuracy. Unlike traditional computers that add more bits, quantum computers use qubits, which can represent multiple states simultaneously. To solve complex problems efficiently, these systems need to expand the number of qubits and control them precisely, without errors or interference. Achieving scalability involves overcoming technical challenges like qubit coherence, error correction, and hardware integration, enabling quantum computers to tackle advanced tasks in cryptography, simulations, and optimization at a practical, enterprise level.