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One of the notable features of Myor 1 is its remarkably compact size; it is small enough to fit in the palm of a hand. Despite this small size, Myor 1 is designed to hold an impressive million qubits on a single chip.
In classical computing, information is processed as bits, which can be either one or zero. Quantum computing, however, introduces the concept of qubits, which can represent both one and zero simultaneously. This unique ability allows quantum computers to execute calculations far more efficiently than classical computers.