Chemistry and Industry, January 19th, 1998
The computers of the future could be based on organic chemicals and an NMR machine.
The quantum world is a strange territory where matter has no regard for the real place we live in. A particle will exist in many places at the same time and behave differently in each. Immediately we try to find out where it is all these alternatives collapse into one. This 'other world' is the playground of theoretical physicists and mathematicians. But one practical application - quantum computing - is becoming reality. If it works it will make today's supercomputers look as primitive as counting on a chil...
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