Supremacía cuántica [Quantum Supremacy]
La revolución tecnológica que lo cambiará todo [The Technological Revolution that Will Change Everything]
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Todo es posible en la era cuántica.
«Su prosa lúcida y su proceso de reflexión dan mucho sentido
a este punto de inflexión tecnológico».
The New York Times
El prestigioso físico teórico Michio Kaku expone en Supremacía cuántica todas las promesas y los escollos que pueden surgir a partir del uso del ordenador cuántico, del que se espera que permita desvelar algunos de los mayores misterios de nuestro universo y resolver muchos de nuestros principales problemas.
Entre las posibilidades de esta ciencia sin precedentes estaría impulsar la reducción del coste de la energía solar, alimentar a todo el planeta gracias al desarrollo de nuevos fertilizantes, permitir a los médicos tratar enfermedades como el cáncer y el Parkinsona nivel atómico, reorientarla inteligencia artificial e incluso acercarse al mítico grial del nanobot. El autor del best seller La ecuación de Dios detalla con su perspicacia, energía y optimismo característicos cómo podría ser este futuro cuántico y ofrece al lector un asiento en primera fila para asistir a la mayor revolución en la carrera por nuestro futuro.
La crítica ha dicho:
«Un tesoro internacional y un hombre de entusiasmo contagioso».
The Times
«Magníficamente escrito. Fascinante. La energía del entusiasmo de Kaku podría iluminar una pequeña ciudad».
The Daily Mail
«Michio Kaku es realmente un fenómeno».
Focus
«Bien escrito y accesible. Ofrece a los lectores una visión completa de la computación cuántica, sus principios subyacentes y su potencial».
Science
«Uno de los gurús de la física moderna».
The Financial Times
Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.
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