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Perspective approach in quantum computing

Indeed, there are no second thoughts over the supremacy of quantum computers over classical computers. But, this fact prevails more in theoretical aspects than practical. Quantum computing being highly conjugated with the quantum phenomenon has certain implications. The fact that quantum systems can be designed rather than being self-existent is a major turnout. The challenge remains to design noise-free environments for the quantum system to work capably. Major requirements for the development of qubits like critically low temperatures (for superconductivity) are not only difficult to achieve but can be economically unfriendly. However, even a tiny shift of perspective in the approach can be crucial in the development of efficient quantum systems. Due to the lack of stronghold in the subject of quantum physics, the possibility of developing quantum computers in the near future might just be very distant.