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    Classical computers have disadvantages like using multiple processors that consume large amounts of power and have slow performance. They also require huge memory banks. Quantum computers may replace classical computers in the future. Quantum computers can perform parallel processing which speeds up tasks. All processes are reversible, reducing memory usage and power consumption. Quantum computers are atomic in size. Recent awards were given for significant work developing quantum computers.

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    Classical computers have disadvantages like using multiple processors that consume large amounts of power and have slow performance. They also require huge memory banks. Quantum computers may replace classical computers in the future. Quantum computers can perform parallel processing which speeds up tasks. All processes are reversible, reducing memory usage and power consumption. Quantum computers are atomic in size. Recent awards were given for significant work developing quantum computers.

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    Classical computers have disadvantages like using multiple processors that consume large amounts of power and have slow performance. They also require huge memory banks. Quantum computers may replace classical computers in the future. Quantum computers can perform parallel processing which speeds up tasks. All processes are reversible, reducing memory usage and power consumption. Quantum computers are atomic in size. Recent awards were given for significant work developing quantum computers.

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    Classical computers have disadvantages like using multiple processors that consume large amounts of power and have slow performance. They also require huge memory banks. Quantum computers may replace classical computers in the future. Quantum computers can perform parallel processing which speeds up tasks. All processes are reversible, reducing memory usage and power consumption. Quantum computers are atomic in size. Recent awards were given for significant work developing quantum computers.

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    Quantum Computers

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    Naveen Kumar Uttarkar
    Sri Krishnadevaraya University,
    e-mail: naveeneimc2@gmail.com

    Abstract:
    Now a days the computers that are using in regular practice are follows the classical physics. That is
    they are deterministic. The disadvantages of classical computers are the use of multiple processor to
    speed-up the process which consumes more power and performance is slow. And also they need
    huge memory banks to store the processing data. Beside this disadvantages of classical computers
    they are used in computing and information communication. But in upcoming days the Quantum
    Computers going to appear. The position of classical computers are going to be replaced with
    Quantum Computers. This computers supports parallel processing which speeds up the processing,
    in this computers all the processes are reversible means it reduces memory usage and reduces power
    consumption, The size of this computers is of order of atomic size. Recently ICTP announced Dirac
    Medals -2017 for Peter W. Shor, Charless H. Bennett and David Deutech for there significant work
    in development of quantum computers.

    Keywords: quantum computers, classical computers, classical physics, computing and information
    processing.

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