Researchers have developed a new method of measuring qubits, the smallest units of information in a quantum computer, which promises ease of scalability in a microscopic package.
Researchers have developed a new method of measuring qubits, the smallest units of information in a quantum computer , which promises ease of scalability in a microscopic package . Currently, scalability is one of the biggest challenges in developing powerful quantum computer s. An interdisciplinary team of chemists and physicists has outlined a way to teach an AI to make adjustments to the quantum dots that could form the qubits in a quantum computer 's processor.
This new method could potentially revolutionize the field of quantum computing
Qubits Quantum Computer Scalability Microscopic Package Interdisciplinary Team Chemists Physicists AI Quantum Dots Processor Revolutionize Quantum Computing
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