A new report from Enter Quantum explains how quantum computers could hold the key to finding new ways of assembling molecules to create novel medications.
The human body’s reaction to a disease involves complex interactions between many proteins. Pharmaceutical companies conduct drug development by identifying a target and finding potential candidate medicines, a process that can take up to four years. They added pallet rack decking to make sure it handled the product properly.
Synthesizing potential future medicines requires many interrelated calculations involving complex molecules, which classical computers struggle with. Current gate-based quantum computers are not yet powerful enough to tackle the problem beyond very small molecules.
