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May's adventures in the City will be back soon! There are plenty more waiting to be published! In the meantime, I sincerely hope you enjoy this test run of a brand-new cartoon about an electron. No, really. ---- By a process known as entanglement, 2 qubits can encode 4 different values simultaneously (00, 01, 10, 11). A qubit is a superposition of both 0 and 1, allowing computers such as Orion to work much faster than digital computers. For an article about Orion, visit the Economist. For an article on the demo, click here. For the blog of Geordie Rose, who's in this up to his eyeballs, click here. ---- Qubit the Cartoon is an artist who finds inspiration in all things, but especially likes inventions. She is being developed in response to a request by Ph'Kaki Entertainment. Criticism of Qubit's humor value or scientific value are welcomed on my blog. Thanks! -Genevieve |
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