explain quantum computer

Quantum computers are special computers that use quantum bits or “qubits”. Qubits are much more powerful than regular bits because they can be both a 0 and a 1 at the same time. This means that a quantum computer can process more data at once and faster than a regular computer. An example of this is that if a regular computer needs to search a database of 10 million items, it will have to go through each item one by one. A quantum computer, however, can search all 10 million items at the same time. Another example is that a regular computer can only do one math problem at a time, but a quantum computer can solve multiple math problems simultaneously. Fun Fact: The world’s fastest quantum computer can solve an equation in 0.01 seconds that would take a regular computer 10,000 years to solve!