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Nobel winner, HPE and chip industry firms team up to make a practical quantum supercomputer
SAN FRANCISCO :John M. Martinis, one of this year's winners of the Nobel Prize in physics for breakthroughs in quantum computing, on Monday formed an alliance with HPE and several chip firms to create a practical, mass-producible quantum supercomputer. Quantum computers hold the promise of solving problems i
Quantum technology breakthroughs are now reaching even the hospital corridors. With close connections to Nobel Prize-winning research, world-leading Chalmers and curious clinics at Sahlgrenska, Gothenburg has become a Swedish node for the quantum computers of the future. The next great medical leap could start with a bike ride between hospital and university.
Quantum Tunnelling Across Hydrogen Bonds Demonstrates Isotope Effects With Cornell-Type Potential Model
Researchers have developed a new theoretical model that accurately predicts how hydrogen atoms tunnel through chemical bonds, offering insights into a wide range of phenomena from biological processes to materials science.
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