Lockheed Martin wants to use a quantum computer to develop radar, aircraft systems, article.
I thought that quantum computing was still only theoretical, but it seems they have working computers. Though limited and very expensive.
The idea of a computer which is not purely dualistic (either one or zero, either yes or now), is a bit mind-boggling. But then this article says "quantum computing is more probabilistic, also allowing a combination of zero and one to simultaneously answer many questions with quantum bits of information", so maybe it's not as different as one might think.
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First rule of quantum mechanics:
"If you think you understand,
then you missed something."
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