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A classic computer processes and stores digital data, based on electrical voltages and currents. Digital data can be symbolised by the numbers 0 and 1. As visualization, we have selected black and white fields (■□) on a chess board. In order to process digital data, arithmetical operations need to be carried out, such as the binary addition of numbers: 1 + 1 = 0.
What distinguishes the classic computer from a quantum computer? What significance does Alice and Bob’s experiment have in this respect? And why should secret services, state authorities and banks pursue the development of a quantum computer with a keen interest?
These are the questions that we pose at the last station of Line 1 in “Omega City”.
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