Researchers from IBM, the University of Waterloo and the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have published the results of a quantum computing experiment that proves quantum computing has a "quantum advantage" over traditional computers. Previously, it had only been shown theoretically there are algorithms that couldn't operate on a classical computing system. The researchers used an IBM Q computer to simulate a system with two qubits (binary bits) in it.
Researchers from IBM, the University of Waterloo and the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have published the results of a quantum computing experiment that proves quantum computing has a "quantum advantage" over traditional computers. Previously, it had only been shown theoretically there are algorithms that couldn't operate on a classical computing system. The researchers made a quantum circuit that solves a specific algebraic problem faster and more efficiently by quantum computing than a classical circuit.