Quantum computer circuits pass key entanglement test.
Connecting the qubits across such a distance also shows that superconducting circuit-based quantum computers could be scaled up to create quantum supercomputers, says Storz. A SUPERCONDUCTING circuit has passed a Bell test, the gold-standard confirmation of quantum behaviour.
| Publicado en: | New Scientist Vol. 258; no. 3439; p. 16 |
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New Scientist Ltd.
5/20/2023
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