IBM presents the first commercial quantum computer in history

The new and revolutionary IBM computer (already a definitive product and not in tests) will be the first of its kind to be put on sale for commercial use for companies when it is launched at the end of this year 2019. Quantum computing

Quantum computing is radically different from the way current computers operate. Modern machines operate using a binary electron particle system to give composite responses of ones and zeros to make decisions.

However, quantum computers use quantum particles known as qubits. Unlike electrons, qubits can take both positions of one and zero at a time, or a mixture of the two, and the particles can interact with each other in a process known to physicists as "quantum entanglement." This process makes the computer much more powerful than ordinary computers and can reach conclusions using gigantic data sets or very complicated algorithms much more quickly and
The machine needs to be in an isolated environment with temperatures of absolute zero, that is, -273 ºC, so it also requires a special installation and environment. It is the IBM Q Quantum Computation Center. This is where companies can come to use the computer.

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