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Quantum computing

Quantum computing

Can we use quantum computers to make music?

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28 Feb 2023

Computers and digital technology are central to the modern music industry – but what could quantum computers bring to the party? Philip Ball tunes in to an avant-garde band of musicians and scientists who are exploring how quantum computing can be used to make and manipulate music

The Goethe-Institut, opposite Imperial College in London, is not the kind of place you would expect

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Philip Ball is a science writer based in the UK, whose latest book is The Book of Minds (2022), e-mail p.ball@btinternet.com
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