What is the purpose of quantum computing?

What is the purpose of quantum computing?
> bits can be both 0 and 1
So what, what is the use in that? No news source can tell me why.

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don't tell him

shut up faggot

>news source
maybe try something besides buzzfeed

This. OP must never ever know what nondeterminism is.

Numbers with phases

It means that a quantum computer could perform multiple calculations at the same time

>No news source can tell me why.
>maybe try something besides buzzfeed
>any journalist
>le all possible answers at once
lol they're all clueless

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1. Fuck this picture
|0> and |1> are orthogonal eigenstates, which explains the factor of 1/root 2 in the composite state, but the picture makes it look like |0> is -|1> and draws a retarded little sphere that could never be spanned by the vectors as shown.
2. Don't ask this shit on Jow Forums
The intelligence on this board tops out around knowing how to program C. Everyone else is wasting their time fapping to anime traps and pretending to know lisp. If you want to know about QM/Quantum Computing ask on /sci/ and sift through the retards there
3. ur a brainlet
4. I've been b8'd

Its been proven that quantum computing doesn't work. If you increase the frequency of the operation, the laws of quantum physics start falling apart before you even approach modern cpu speeds.
Every respectable university already knows this since 2016, but Intel pays profs to play the contrarian, so its barely reported.
There is a chance it may someday be possible through other means but they way its currently done, it will never work.