Quantum Computing in High Frequency Trading and Fraud Detection
Abstract
Quantum Computing in high-frequency trading and fraud detection is an analysis of quantum computing and how it can be used by the different industries especially finance. It is an evolution of computing from the traditional computing method. Quantum computing is a process that is concentrated on creating systems and technology based on quantum theory rules. Quantum theory describes the energy on atomic and subatomic levels. Quantum computing uses quantum bits (qubits) which are more advanced than the traditional bits used by traditional computers. This article focuses on deploying quantum computers in solving problems that cannot be efficiently solved using traditional computers. In the finance sector, such as banking, insurance, and high-frequency trading, quantum computers can help optimize service by providing targeting and predictive analytics to reduce risk, provide personalized customer service, and provide the needed security framework against fraud.
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