Unlike today’s computers and supercomputers that use binary electrical signals to represent ones or zeros, quantum computers employ quantum bits ( qubits%20are%20building,made%20out%20of%20superconducting%20elements.)), which are subatomic particles.
Unlike today’s computers and supercomputers that use binary electrical signals to represent ones or zeros, quantum computers employ quantum bits ( qubits%20are%20building,made%20out%20of%20superconducting%20elements.)), which are subatomic particles. When managed properly, qubits can represent combinations of both ones and zeros simultaneously. The more qubits, the greater potential for large-scale compute power for problem-solving.