Imagine a machine that only needs 200 seconds just over three minutes to solve a problem that would take the world's second most powerful computer ten-thousand years to figure out.<br />Well, Google claims it has designed such a thing.<br />The tech giant said on Wednesday that it has achieved a breakthrough in computer research called "quantum supremacy."<br />While traditional computing relies on bits, or ones and zeros, quantum computing uses quantum bits or qubits can be both one and zero at the same time.<br />However, Google's main quantum computing rival IBM is questioning Google's claims, saying a regular supercomputer with additional disk storage could solve such problems within 2 and a half days with greater accuracy.<br />
