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Technology · 7 Sources

Microsoft's New Chip Design Could Transform Quantum Computing

Microsoft has unveiled a chip with a new type of quantum processor designed to solve quantum computing's biggest problem: errors. Current machines need hundreds of physical processors to make one reliable one. Microsoft's approach could require far fewer, potentially scaling to a million processors on a chip the size of your palm. The question is whether the physics actually works as theorized.

‹ Read full storyBy Martin Holloway · 5d ago
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