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Why is quantum computing potentially a better fit for weather forecasting than classical computers?.

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Quantum computing is a better fit than classical computing because it can access advanced simulations for vast quantities of weather.

What is Quantum computing?

Quantum computing can process large number of data sets of weather for all the properties of quantum states. Unlike classical computers which contains only standard bits 0 and 1 , quantum computing use Qubit or Quantum bit in which there are more than two standard sets of bits. These Qubits can measure the light at any degrees of polarisation between 1 and 0.This is the spin attribute that corresponds to superposition. This can create a lot more possibilities beacuse we can run multiple tasks at once with only one bit of data beacuse of the superpositioned qubit. This unlike classical computers where the bit can be only 1 and 0 is more effectively used in breaking encryption tasks.

So, the analysis of vast quantities of weather data can be done in seconds using Quantum computing.

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