Why we need Quantum Digital Twins

[Henry Fenby-Taylor]

I’ve been sceptical of Quantum computing for the last 20 years, but it is starting to look possible, probable even.

[Janos Deak]

On 04/01/2021 at 17:23, Ian Gordon said:

We need to create a vision for Digital Twins in our sector that truly sets them apart from the current art-of-the-possible (e.g. BIM, BI, etc.).To that end, I think it’s useful to focus not on what’s possible now, but what will become possible in the (relatively) near future.On-demand quantum computing will provide us with unprecedented ability to process huge volumes of data and to simulate complex inter-related systems.That’s why we need Quantum Digital Twins to transform the way we operate our transport infrastructure.

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What if we build a collective – foresight – backcasting – platform with collective intelligence and integrated into a multi layered social network environment? 
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[Ale Mills]

Indeed, Ian, your insights into Quantum Digital Twins mark a pivotal shift in our approach to infrastructure management. As we look towards the future, it’s essential to envision the possibilities beyond current capabilities. With the advent of on-demand quantum computing, the horizon expands exponentially, offering us unparalleled processing power and simulation capabilities.
For those intrigued by the potential of quantum computing, exploring the fundamentals of qubits and quantum mechanics on platforms like https://quantumai.co/what-are-qubits-exploring-the-building-blocks-of-quantum-computing/ can offer invaluable knowledge and insights.

[Henry Ford]

I couldn’t agree more with your vision for Quantum Digital Twins. By focusing on future possibilities rather than current capabilities, we’re setting ourselves up for revolutionary advancements. On-demand quantum computing will indeed provide unprecedented processing power, enabling us to manage and simulate complex, interrelated systems more efficiently. For those looking to deepen their understanding of quantum computing and its foundational concepts, the Quantum AI platform offers fantastic resources. It’s a great way to get familiar with the basics and see how this technology can be applied to our sector.