Qubit Explained: The Fundamental Unit of Quantum Computing ⚛️

This is a qubit — the quantum version of a classical bit. ⚛️

But unlike regular bits (0 or 1), qubits use amplitudes to store and process information.
That means they can be in a superposition of 0 and 1 at the same time. 🔀

Why does that matter?
Because quantum computers manipulate these amplitudes to boost the right answers and cancel the wrong ones — using physics, not brute force. 💡

🧠 This is how quantum systems compute information quantumly.
And it all starts with this fundamental unit: the qubit.

🎙️ From Quanta Magazine’s explanation of how quantum computing really works.

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