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To understand just how different qubits are from bits, it’s useful to think about the “space” of possible values that each can hold.
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English: Qubits are the quantum analog of bits, the carriers of digital information. A variety of physical systems—from atoms to particles of light to superconducting circuits—can encode qubits. |
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| Source | https://quantumatlas.umd.edu/graphic/qubit-infographic |
| Author | Ariya Feng/The Quantum Atlas |
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