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What is Classical Parallelism?
Introduction to Quantum Computing
classical parallelism
For N bits, there are 2N possible classical states. However, a classical computer can represent only one of these N-bit states at a time. Processing multiple N-bit states can either be performed sequentially in time or in parallel using additional copies of the hardware. This is classical parallelism.