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Role of entanglement in general purpose quantum computing
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[QUOTE="raphampm, post: 5600050, member: 606850"] I've been doing a course on Quantum Computing and I haven't managed to figure out so far how entanglement would be a useful resource on a general purpose quantum computer. By general purpose quantum computer I mean some theoretical device that could possibly replace current classical computers in the future (if at all likely). So my question probably boils down to how important a role would entanglement play in the substitution of current classical computers by quantum computers in the future? [/QUOTE]
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