Advances in Quantum Computing.

The article discusses the recent advances in quantum computing, including breakthroughs in hardware and algorithm development, as well as theoretical insights. It highlights significant achievements such as IBM's record-breaking 433-qubit quantum computer and the University of Science and Technology of China's 176-qubit and 1.5 × 1016 quantum computational advantage experiments. The article also presents various research contributions in the field, covering topics such as quantum convolution, quantum machine learning, quantum image encryption, and quantum random walks. It concludes by acknowledging the diversity of problems that can be solved using quantum computers and the need to assess their actual performance in the future. [Extracted from the article]

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