Moore's Law transformed computing through decreased costs, but Eroom’s Law ( “Moore” spelled backwards ) is the opposite: Much of the costs in bio (drugs etc.) have been exponentially increasing in cost. So where do the two meet? And what are the possibilities that come from applying cheaper faster computation to the extraordinary rising costs of healthcare? We can look at how chemists and physicists want to use quantum computers, a new kind of machine that they hope can simulate and even predict molecules valuable for catalysis, materials science, and drug discovery. Nevertheless, R&D costs of the pharmaceutical industry which.. increased nearly 100 fold between 1950 and 2010 Nathan Wiebe is researcher at Microsoft who explains Quantum simulations and where we are right now.
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