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First commercially available superconducting quantum processor


https://www.electronics-lab.com/first-commercially-available-superconducting-quantum-processor/

The Dutch startup QuantWare has announced the launch of the world’s first commercially available superconducting processor for quantum computers (QPU). This is the first time superconducting quantum processors have been made available ‘off the shelf’, and is being seen as a development with the potential to significantly accelerate the quantum computing revolution. Quantum technology promises […]

Three quantum computer components integrated on one chip


https://www.electronics-lab.com/three-quantum-computers-components-integrated-one-chip/

Scientists at the University of Stuttgart and the KIT succeed in important further development on the way to quantum computers. Quantum computers one day should be able to solve certain computing problems much faster than a classical computer. One of the most promising approaches is based on the utilization of single photons to carry and […]

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