Construct an encryption scheme which cannot be quickly broken by a similar computer. Anything which requires arbitrarily large amounts of memory, such as true AI, or such as computing the ten to the trillionth power decimal digit of pi. We place it in a Schroedinger cat-box, which is what allows the quantum superposition to work. The main difficulty was getting the computer to operate at the cryogenic temperatures necessary for this effect. The effect itself is nothing new.
Every lens exhibits it.
Light goes every which way at once in any optical system, but light is detectable only at those few places in which it doesn't cancel itself out from arriving out of phase from different directions. But we're the first to demonstrate the effect in an electronic computer. We are looking for new and ingenious applications for this platform. Please reply to this address. This web page is not to be taken internally.