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How Jellybeans Could Unlock the Potential of Quantum Computing
Jellybean-shaped dots in quantum computers could boost the breathing room of the components.
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Scientists Worldwide Are Getting Serious About Quantum Internet
It takes little more than logging on to see the flaws in today’s internet — mainly, how easy it is to steal or intercept data. One future solution for these problems could be an upgrade that relies on the latest advances in the science of subatomic particles: a quantum internet.
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Australian Scientists Propose A New Kind Of Quantum Computer, But What Does That Mean?
There are weeks where it seems like every piece of physics news mentions quantum computing — but we are nowhere near a quantum iPhone. You probably remember that computers can consist of billions of nanometre-scale transistors etched into silicon. Those chips used to be enormous, room-sized setups where instead of transistors, there were tubes the…