The poster child for all things “quantum,” entanglement is the state that occurs when two particles are in superposition, meaning that their information is inextricably linked—no matter the ...

When looking at atoms (or anything) in a quantum superposition state, it normally lasts for fractions of a second. These highly unstable states have many interesting applications in a variety of ...

Whereas a classical bit is either a 0 or 1, a quantum computing bit (the "qubit") can be both a 0 and a 1 or any value in between at the same time. Meaning "many possibilities," superposition ...