Hybrid computing will be the tool that is useful before full-scale quantum computing turns true.

Hybrid computing, where binary and quantum computers carry information one after one is an effective tool. The system uses binary computers to preprocess data that will be driven to the system. Then the quantum computers continue after those binary computers. When quantum entanglement reaches the energy stability that breaks the qubit system can transfer data back to the binary system. Then the binary system continues with that mission until the system can adjust the quantum entanglement again.

When binary and quantum systems alternate with the mission. That thing makes the system more effective than regular binary systems. The problem with quantum computers is that the superposition and quantum entanglement don't last very long.

When both sides of the quantum entanglement reach the same energy level wave movement pushes those particles away from each other. That thing will push those particles away from each other. Then the system must re-adjust the quantum entanglement.

One of the solutions for making quantum entanglement exists longer time. Is to create as long quantum entanglement as possible. This makes the system easier to adjust energy levels on both sides of that entanglement. When energy will input to the other side of the quantum entanglement the scattering radiation inaccurately affects both sides of the quantum superposition and entanglement. That decreases its existence time.

If the system can input energy only to another side of the quantum entanglement. And then conduct energy out from the receiving side that increases the operational time of the quantum computer. If the quantum entanglement is long enough. The system can inject receiving side by using Bose-Einstein condensate. That helps to make energy and information travel to the other side of the quantum entanglement longer time.

The system also can use the method where the system starts to re-adjust the qubit and quantum superposition before energy levels can reach the same level. Because the oscillation in that system remains at the base level re-adjusting the system takes a shorter time. That will increase the power of that system.

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