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Quantum computing is a rapidly emerging field in computer science<\/a> that focuses on how to use the unique properties of quantum mechanics to perform mathematical calculations and solve computational problems faster and more efficiently than classical computers that use Boolean logic<\/a>. It uses particles like electrons or photons to process complex information faster and more efficiently.<\/p>\n Quantum mechanics is an area of research and development<\/a> (R&D) that seeks to provide a mathematical framework for explaining a wide range of unique phenomena that only occur at the atomic and subatomic levels.<\/p>\n The goal of quantum computing<\/a> is to apply quantum theories to enhance computing<\/a> at a core level, allowing computers to process, compare, order, and contrast massive amounts of data<\/a> at insane speeds.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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