Tech2: Quantum computers (v1.1)
Collected from many sources especially IBM's website (the leader). Perhaps it provides a starting point for some investment research on your part? This is not to be considered professional financial advice from me. Please consult a financial planner for advice that suits you. Quantum mechanics is the most fundamental part of physics and is only demonstrated in experiments with no underlying theory that explains why it is the way it is. But there has been no measurement to date that violates quantum mechanics!! It is absolutely true!! Quantum mechanics describes observed behavior of the very small and its effects diminishes very rapidly as the size increases. For everyday objects, its effects are practically zero. There are two concepts that are very weird. The first is superposition. This states that there exists only a probability wave of the state (example position or velocity or spin) of the particle. In other words, it could be in multiple states...