Quantum computing has become a term that many of us are familiar with despite being unaware of what it means for a rapidly growing technological landscape or why it’s important. In a nutshell, quantum computing has the power to take processing beyond their binary bit-based frameworks that rely on the use of 0 or 1. Instead, it uses ‘qubits’ to deliver parallel processing and generate a near-infinite number of outcomes for a single input. While quantum computing is nothing new, the recent generative artifici ...