Quantum 18 : le ou la quantique, Tenet et le bouquin d'Olivier

from Quantum · host Fanny BOUTON et Olivier EZRATTY

Alors que la 3ème version du livre d'Olivier Ezratty "Comprendre l'informatique quantique" sort aujourd'hui avec plus de 180 nouvelles pages et des updates dans tous les chapitres, on se re-penche sur l'actu et le film Tenet, et on clôt le débat sur le ou la quantique... ou pas.Pour le bouquin, c'est une très grosse refonte. Elle comprend 65% de contenu supplémentaire et seulement 180 pages de plus. On vous explique comment il fait ce tour de force.Je ne saurais que vous conseiller celui sur les polaritons jusque parce que ça sonne mignon... ou le chapitre sur les fausses sciences quantiques car on a déjà le droit à un paquet d'arnaqueur. Bref, le bouquin c'est gratuit et c'est là : https://www.oezratty.net/wordpress/2020/comprendre-informatique-quantique-edition-2020/Les decode quantum avec Frenchweb c'est là : https://www.frenchweb.fr/fanny-bouton

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