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Some scientists theorize that some of the ways quantum computers process information may resemble how the human brain works. Others take it even further, wondering whether quantum properties of ...

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Traditional computers process data with bits -- long strings of zeros and ones. Quantum computers, meanwhile, use something called qubits, which can be either a one or a zero simultaneously.

Traditional computers process information one number at a time, whereas quantum computers use "qubits" that can represent several numbers at once. Governments and businesses have kept a close eye ...