Classic computing represents information in 0 and 1 binary digits (bits). Quantum computing bits (qubits) can represent any proportion between 0 and 1, which allows quantum computers to process information in exponential fractions of time when compared to classic computers.
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Classic computing represents information in 0 and 1 binary digits (bits). Quantum computing bits (qubits) can represent any proportion between 0 and 1, which allows quantum computers to process information in exponential fractions of time when compared to classic computers.