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Nanoelectronic systems have driven the technology advances for the past half century. But, as we move forward in the twenty-first century, new concepts for computing, notably quantum computing, have appeared that promise dramatic increases in computational efficiency. While these are new systems concepts, they likely will continue to be manufactured using the technology of nanoelectronics. Here, we discuss a variety of approaches which are currently being studied for applicability to quantum computing. But, issues such as scalability, which has facilitated the development of nanoelectronic systems so far, pose important questions for these new and novel approaches.

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