Quantum Computing Advances

If you have a quantum computer, is it on even when it's off? Ok, just having some fun, here's the news (BBC News - Major leap for faster computers):

Edinburgh and Manchester University researchers have created a molecular device which could act as a building block for super-fast computers. They have created components that could be used to develop quantum computers, which can make intricate calculations faster than conventional machines. The academics used molecular scale technology instead of silicon chips. They achieved the breakthrough by combining tiny magnets with molecular machines that can shuttle between two locations without the use of external force.

PS. The answer is: Yes and No at the same time.