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Because a computer's electronic circuits rarely fail and the data flows along these circuits at close to the speed of light processing can be accomplished in billionths of a second.?
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Yes, that's correct. The reliability of electronic circuits and the near-instantaneous speed of data transfer within a computer allow for extremely fast processing speeds, usually in nanoseconds or even picoseconds. This enables computers to execute complex tasks and calculations with remarkable efficiency.
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Is it true that computers electric circuits rarely fail an the data flows along this circuits at close to the speed of light processing can be accomplished in billionths of a second?
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