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This 15-year-old from Mississauga has developed a new technique that could make quantum computers faster — an achievement he reached after being non-verbal for the first seven years of his life. CBC’s Here and Now spoke with the Grade 10 student to learn more about his story. #Toronto #CBCNews #CBCToronto #quantumcomputing #Peel #GTA #Education

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