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>>25343982
>it computes faster
It's not so much that it's faster, because current processors are very fast. It's that it's different. It's a new dimension of computing.

Current computers use logic gates such as "AND" and "OR", with two inputs and one output. See pic related.

Quantum computers takes a new dimension. How we process within this dimension is not yet fully understood, however we have managed to create qubit processors which can do very trivial tasks, which you can compare to punch card computing as I said here >>25342404

>this anon might disagree
It's not a question of agreement. You are either right or wrong. I understand quantum computers and encryption very well, as it is my profession. If anyone misspeaks, I'll step in and help anons understand.