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Yale's Westward Expansion Toward Scientific Destiny
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A computer in which the carriers of
information behaved according to
quantum mechanics could yield
tremendous gains in processing speed.
While today’s computers must feed through
input strings one by one, quantum mechanics
could allow algorithms to be executed
on all possible input strings at once.
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