Google's recent unveiling of its quantum processor, Willow, is not just a technological breakthrough but appears to be a big moonshot jump into the future of computing.

ABC News contributor Mike Muse drops by to talk about what Google’s newest quantum computer, “Willow,” means for users and how it works.

Alphabet Inc. introduced its new quantum computing chip, Willow, earlier this month, highlighting a step in the right direction. Click for our GOOG update.

While “moonshot” headlines for developmental companies will make for fast and volatile moves, Google is seen as a realistic winner in the quantum computing space. Shares of Go

Quantum computers will be much faster than conventional ones. But their error rate is still too high. It’s hoped Google's new processing chip will improve their performance and make them ready for everyday use.