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Optimizing Projects with Quantum Computing: The Future Has Already Started
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Optimizing Projects with Quantum Computing: The Future Has Already Started

via Dev.to전규현 (Jeon gyuhyeon)10h ago

"It takes longer than the age of the universe to find the optimal order of 100 tasks?" The project manager asked with a surprised expression. Correct. All possible orders of 100 tasks are 100! (factorial) = 9.33 × 10^157. A number even supercomputers can't calculate until the universe ends. But quantum computers can solve this problem in minutes. It sounds like science fiction, but IBM, Google, Microsoft already provide quantum computers via cloud. As of 2024, quantum computing is no longer future technology. Volkswagen actually uses quantum computers for traffic optimization, JP Morgan for portfolio optimization. Project management is no exception. Why is Project Optimization Difficult? The Curse of Combinatorial Explosion Project management is essentially a combinatorial optimization problem: 10 tasks: 3.6 million orders 20 tasks: 24 quintillion orders 50 tasks: 3 × 10^64 orders Adding resource constraints, dependencies, priorities? Complexity explodes exponentially. Current methods

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