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    Computer technology is shrinking devices to a point where classical physics is no longer applicable. Devices are becoming so small that classical physics cannot accurately model the laws of physics at that scale. Quantum mechanics provides a better model for understanding the behavior of matter at the nanoscale level reached by increasingly miniaturized computer technology.

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    Computer technology is shrinking devices to a point where classical physics is no longer applicable. Devices are becoming so small that classical physics cannot accurately model the laws of physics at that scale. Quantum mechanics provides a better model for understanding the behavior of matter at the nanoscale level reached by increasingly miniaturized computer technology.

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    Computer technology is shrinking devices to a point where classical physics is no longer applicable. Devices are becoming so small that classical physics cannot accurately model the laws of physics at that scale. Quantum mechanics provides a better model for understanding the behavior of matter at the nanoscale level reached by increasingly miniaturized computer technology.

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    Computer technology is making

    devices smaller and smaller…


    …reaching a point where classical
    physics is no longer a suitable model
    for the laws of physics.

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