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So-called quantum computers based on this phenomenon would massively outperform today's machines.

It's not unprecedented for a sequel to massively outperform its predecessor, since it can inherit an audience that only caught up with the original film on DVD.

South Korea's 55-year-olds come close to bottom in the OECD's skills league tables, but their children and grandchildren massively outperform them, which suggests that rigorous school reforms can yield relatively quick results.Many questions remain.

Some of the "star" fund managers have massively outperformed the averages: Woodford Income is up 16% this year, while Terry Smith's Fundsmith Equity is up around 110% since Guardian Money highlighted it at the end of 2010.

Arrested development ReprintsThis new and improved "Sinodependency" index has massively outperformed the S&P 500 in recent years, climbing by almost 129% since the beginning of 2009, compared with the S&P 500's gain of 57% (see chart 1).

Microsoft's mobile platform Windows Phone is still massively outperformed by both Android and iOS in terms of global market share, though recent figures suggest that the OS's fortunes are on the rise.

But if it's any consolation, it still massively outperformed China's own miserable stockmarkets.In the table below, the size of each firm's tile reflects its weight in the index and its colour indicates the industry.

In the UCI messenger-app network (Fig. 22), the budget required by traditional greedy is very small: (text {OAS}_{text {tg}}) massively outperforms random seeding at every budget level we test until the highest (p_{text {neg}}) values.

Note that for (tau =0.4) however, the budget for modified greedy (39 seeds) is much smaller than for traditional greedy (48 seeds), and yet (text {OAS}_{text {mg}}) remains competitive with perfect link-information seeding up to approximately (p_{text {neg}}=0.25), and massively outperforms (text {OAS}_{text {tg}}) across (p_{text {neg}}in [0, 0.6]).

By doing so, it can massively undercut the cost of hiring a traditional financial advisory, and generally outperform human analysts.

CAN active managers outperform?