World’s first commercial quantum computer sold

World’s first commercial quantum computer was sold to Lockheed Martin, an aerospace, defense and security company.

The computer was made by D-Wave and its D-Wave One computer was sold for $10 million.

The biggest difference between traditional computers and quantum computers is that last ones store data in quantum bits. These bits can represent information as both memory and the state of entanglement with other particles; rather than 1 or 0, or on and off.

Quantum computers can solve more complex problems in a quickly way.

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Technova @ Silicon Valley