Quantum Computers: Why They're Faster

egmont · Jan 11, 2012

Why quantum computers are faster?

DaveC426913 · Jan 11, 2012

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_computer

egmont · Jan 11, 2012

I have read dome articles about that but still I am confused about parallel processing (and how it is related to superposition)?
Does it mean that we use all linear combinations of the eigenstates of a qubit in the same time? So in contrast to bit, qubit is a unit of information with infinite states, which can be used simultaneously. s this correct?

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