Quantum Computing: Mastering in 60 minutes

Nominated as "One of the best new Quantum Computing books" by BookAuthority
This book demystifies Quantum Computing by giving to you the keys to understanding this new technological breakthrough and assessing its potential impact on your company, its suppliers and its customers. Complementary to the eponymous conferences given by the author for a few years, it is written clear, direct, pragmatic and business-oriented.

"Franck Franchin, whom I knew well in my debut as a entrepreneur, passionate about this revolution, makes us discover this new world with pedagogy and realism, without yielding to the easy temptation of the utopian dream while drawing the vertiginous perspectives of these new technologies. "Charles Beigbeder, President and Founder of the Quantonation Investment Fund

Table of contents:
- Welcome to the Quantum Age (Alessandro Curioni, Director IBM Research Zurich)
- Preface (Charles Beigbeder, President of the Quantonation Investment Fund)
- Introduction
- Chapter 1 - Quantum LolCat
- Chapter 2 - What is a "qubit"?
- Chapter 3 - Teleportation, Mr Spock
- Chapter 4 - What is a Quantum Computer?
- Chapter 5 - The Quantum Internet
- Chapter 6 - The Quantum Algorithms
- Chapter 7 - What does a Quantum Program look like?
- Chapter 8 - The Moore and Quantum Laws
- Chapter 9 - Is it the End of Cryptography?
- Chapter 10 - What Impact on Artificial Intelligence?
- Chapter 11 - Quantum, Lie or Truth?
- Chapter 12 - Will my Business be concerned?
- Chapter 13 - I want to build my Quantum Startup!
- Conclusion
- Appendix - The Maths Shelter
- Bibliography

Franck Franchin est un expert reconnu en cybersécurité et en technologies de l'information. Professeur et formateur en écoles d'ingénieurs, en MBA et en entreprises, il aime vulgariser les nouvelles technologies comme l'Intelligence Artificielle, l'Informatique Quantique ou la Cryptographie. Il a fondé plusieurs startups dans les domaines de la cryptographie et de la distribution de contenus numériques. Au cours de sa carrière, il a aussi assuré des responsabilités en innovation et en cybersécurité chez Orange, Vivendi et Thalès. Il est diplômé d'un MBA de l'ESCP, d'un Master en Informatique de CentraleSupélec et d'un Master en Electronique de l'ENSEEIHT.