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Quantum Computing Explained for Beginners: The Science, Technology, and Impact
Dive into Tomorrow's Tech, Today.
Are you curious about the future of computing but don't know where to start? Are you fascinated by the quantum buzz but intimidated by dense academic jargon? Step right in—I'm here to guide you through the fascinating universe of quantum tech, in the simplest way possible.Whether you're a tech enthusiast, software developer, eager student, or an innovator at heart, this book is tailored for minds like yours. I've translated qubits, quantum gates, and superposition, in a refreshingly easy way, so you don't need a PhD to come along for the ride.Here's what awaits
Traverse the peaks and valleys of quantum mechanics, from entanglement to those clever quantum gates.Building Get hands-on with quantum computer hardware and software. Qubits? Quantum circuits? Algorithms? My book has it all mapped out.Into the Explore the groundbreaking applications, from quantum cryptography to AI-infused innovations, and how they'll reshape our reality.But that's not all! I've included the exclusive Quantum Toolkit—from quantum simulators to resources and apps. Apply what you learn and start your quantum computing journey right away.This isn't just a quantum sneak peek—it's an in-depth tour covering everything from the foundation of quantum mechanics to the gadgets of tomorrow. You'll get hands-on with quantum computer hardware and software, and discover how machine learning and quantum healthcare will redefine our world.Why this book?:
Expert Written by the leading minds in quantum.Simple No diving into the mathematical abyss.Future-Proof Elevate your tech-savviness and develop valuable skills for the future.No Prior Knowledge Just bring your curiosity, and we'll handle the rest!By the end, you'll be equipped with skills that position you years ahead in tech knowledge. You won't just be informed—you'll be the go-to quantum whiz in your circle.Don't be left behind and outdated. Embrace the future NOW. Get your copy of "Quantum Computing Explained for Beginners" and leap into tomorrow, today!
Are you curious about the future of computing but don't know where to start? Are you fascinated by the quantum buzz but intimidated by dense academic jargon? Step right in—I'm here to guide you through the fascinating universe of quantum tech, in the simplest way possible.Whether you're a tech enthusiast, software developer, eager student, or an innovator at heart, this book is tailored for minds like yours. I've translated qubits, quantum gates, and superposition, in a refreshingly easy way, so you don't need a PhD to come along for the ride.Here's what awaits
Traverse the peaks and valleys of quantum mechanics, from entanglement to those clever quantum gates.Building Get hands-on with quantum computer hardware and software. Qubits? Quantum circuits? Algorithms? My book has it all mapped out.Into the Explore the groundbreaking applications, from quantum cryptography to AI-infused innovations, and how they'll reshape our reality.But that's not all! I've included the exclusive Quantum Toolkit—from quantum simulators to resources and apps. Apply what you learn and start your quantum computing journey right away.This isn't just a quantum sneak peek—it's an in-depth tour covering everything from the foundation of quantum mechanics to the gadgets of tomorrow. You'll get hands-on with quantum computer hardware and software, and discover how machine learning and quantum healthcare will redefine our world.Why this book?:
Expert Written by the leading minds in quantum.Simple No diving into the mathematical abyss.Future-Proof Elevate your tech-savviness and develop valuable skills for the future.No Prior Knowledge Just bring your curiosity, and we'll handle the rest!By the end, you'll be equipped with skills that position you years ahead in tech knowledge. You won't just be informed—you'll be the go-to quantum whiz in your circle.Don't be left behind and outdated. Embrace the future NOW. Get your copy of "Quantum Computing Explained for Beginners" and leap into tomorrow, today!
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340 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 31, 2023
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February 4, 2024
Infantile. Not a single chart to present the concept. I would value one chart more than the sentences like „imagine” or stories about the forest and the land. Collecting a bunch of bullegpoints does not make a book. It is rather a compendium of quantum-related terms than a reliable introduction to the topic.
November 16, 2025
Tries hard to be simple, but it’s still quantum
The book does a decent job of trying to break down impossible-sounding ideas like superposition, entanglement, and quantum gates without just throwing a bunch of equations at you. It gives you a full tour, the basics of quantum mechanics, the hardware, the software, and all the future stuff it will be used for, like AI and cryptography. The "Quantum Toolkit" it includes, which points to simulators and other resources, is also a really solid, practical touch.
The book tries so hard to be simple that it ends up feeling vague. By avoiding all the math, the explanations for how things actually work are just a string of big words. It's like it explains what a qubit is, but not why it behaves the way it does. It's definitely not as "simple" as it claims, and I can see why some readers get frustrated. It's also written by an "Academy", and at times it feels a little dry, not like you're being guided by a single, passionate teacher.
For a future edition, I have a weird suggestion: they should add some of the math back in. They shouldn't put it in the main chapters, but maybe create an appendix for "The Math, If You're Curious". It feels like they overcorrected so much that they left out the core logic. Sometimes, a simple equation is actually easier to understand than a 10-page metaphor.
Overall, it's a good overview if you know absolutely nothing. But it's not the "aha!" moment I was hoping for, and it probably won't make you the "go-to quantum whiz" it promises.
The book does a decent job of trying to break down impossible-sounding ideas like superposition, entanglement, and quantum gates without just throwing a bunch of equations at you. It gives you a full tour, the basics of quantum mechanics, the hardware, the software, and all the future stuff it will be used for, like AI and cryptography. The "Quantum Toolkit" it includes, which points to simulators and other resources, is also a really solid, practical touch.
The book tries so hard to be simple that it ends up feeling vague. By avoiding all the math, the explanations for how things actually work are just a string of big words. It's like it explains what a qubit is, but not why it behaves the way it does. It's definitely not as "simple" as it claims, and I can see why some readers get frustrated. It's also written by an "Academy", and at times it feels a little dry, not like you're being guided by a single, passionate teacher.
For a future edition, I have a weird suggestion: they should add some of the math back in. They shouldn't put it in the main chapters, but maybe create an appendix for "The Math, If You're Curious". It feels like they overcorrected so much that they left out the core logic. Sometimes, a simple equation is actually easier to understand than a 10-page metaphor.
Overall, it's a good overview if you know absolutely nothing. But it's not the "aha!" moment I was hoping for, and it probably won't make you the "go-to quantum whiz" it promises.
October 31, 2023
Quantum Computing Explained: Recommended to Beginners and Advanced Learners
"QUANTUM COMPUTING EXPLAINED FOR BEGINNERS: The Science, Technology, and Impact" contains extensive information!
It felt like a university textbook and was more than 300 pages long. It provided a lot in terms of theoretical information. However, it also offered numerous practical ideas and applications.
I was pleasantly surprised by the broadness of ideas in the book. The book is a must-read for intelligent readers interested in quantum computing!
The book provides a Quantum Toolkit. It gives the reader helpful websites, courses, and tips to build AI and quantum computing skills in their professional career.
Highly relevant are ethics and social implications, and the book excellently covers them. The book read my mind because its words resonated deeply: "Is it ethical to introduce quantum-driven solutions to the public without ensuring a basic level of understanding and informed consent?"
"QUANTUM COMPUTING EXPLAINED FOR BEGINNERS: The Science, Technology, and Impact" contains extensive information!
It felt like a university textbook and was more than 300 pages long. It provided a lot in terms of theoretical information. However, it also offered numerous practical ideas and applications.
I was pleasantly surprised by the broadness of ideas in the book. The book is a must-read for intelligent readers interested in quantum computing!
The book provides a Quantum Toolkit. It gives the reader helpful websites, courses, and tips to build AI and quantum computing skills in their professional career.
Highly relevant are ethics and social implications, and the book excellently covers them. The book read my mind because its words resonated deeply: "Is it ethical to introduce quantum-driven solutions to the public without ensuring a basic level of understanding and informed consent?"
January 28, 2024
Broad and sufficiently deep coverage of quantum computing for the beginner
The author carefully steps the reader through a broad yet a couple layers of information about quantum computing terms, properties, applications, and more to the point where a reader might decide to pursue a quantum career or step away.
The author carefully steps the reader through a broad yet a couple layers of information about quantum computing terms, properties, applications, and more to the point where a reader might decide to pursue a quantum career or step away.
March 31, 2024
3.5
Good book. However, I found it very repetitive on some parts. I guess for those who have some understanding of the topics behind this book, it is easy to follow.
For beginners this is definitely a good start on quantum computing and pick up the initial concepts behind it.
P.s.: I listened to the audiobook version.
Good book. However, I found it very repetitive on some parts. I guess for those who have some understanding of the topics behind this book, it is easy to follow.
For beginners this is definitely a good start on quantum computing and pick up the initial concepts behind it.
P.s.: I listened to the audiobook version.
May 4, 2025
Superficial and repetitive.
The topic is interesting, but the author seems to lack an in depth understanding.
The descriptions are superficial, hyperbolic, lacking in depth of detail, and rely upon weak analogies (subterranean caves, submarines, flight) that don’t clarify anything. The text is annoyingly repetitive.
The topic is interesting, but the author seems to lack an in depth understanding.
The descriptions are superficial, hyperbolic, lacking in depth of detail, and rely upon weak analogies (subterranean caves, submarines, flight) that don’t clarify anything. The text is annoyingly repetitive.
January 9, 2024
Insightful guide to quantumania
This is an insightful guide! The author makes quantum computing accessible for tech novices. A must-read for anyone ready to ride the wave of the next tech revolution!
This is an insightful guide! The author makes quantum computing accessible for tech novices. A must-read for anyone ready to ride the wave of the next tech revolution!
January 9, 2024
well researched book
I have been doing research on how artificial intelligence AI is related to Quantum computing, this book has very handy in my research, it well explain all aspect in quantum computing with several references to refer to.
I have been doing research on how artificial intelligence AI is related to Quantum computing, this book has very handy in my research, it well explain all aspect in quantum computing with several references to refer to.
February 26, 2024
The writing is repetitive and unorganized, and the analogies are shallow at best. Regardless, this is (one of) the most accessible books you’re likely to find on the arcane world of quantum computing! - 3/5.
November 9, 2025
A long verbose book to teach a few basic concepts
The author tried to make this readable and humourous but most of it feels repetitive and falls flat. Not 1 star because there are a few useful basic concepts in the book.
The author tried to make this readable and humourous but most of it feels repetitive and falls flat. Not 1 star because there are a few useful basic concepts in the book.
January 8, 2024
A good read
This was a good read, I now have a better comprehension of what quantum computing is about. However, I am going to read this book again.
This was a good read, I now have a better comprehension of what quantum computing is about. However, I am going to read this book again.
September 2, 2025
Redundant
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