Quantum 2.0: The Weird Physics Driving a New Revolution in Technology

Quantum 2.0: The Weird Physics Driving a New Revolution in Technology explores the transition of quantum theory from theoretical physics to practical application. Paul Davies examines how researchers utilize exotic states of matter and entanglement to build a new era of technology. This science and math volume details the development of quantum computers, quantum cryptography, and the quantum internet, explaining how these tools redefine our understanding of information science.

The book analyzes the global competition and massive investments driving this technological race. Within the categories of physics and history and philosophy, Davies explains how quantum systems challenge traditional notions of reality. He discusses the role of quantum particles in nanotechnology, the evaporation of black holes, and the expansion of the universe. Quantum 2.0: The Weird Physics Driving a New Revolution in Technology provides a comprehensive look at the cutting edge of modern physics.