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Iran finally admits its 'quantum processor' was in fact not quantum at all

Summary by Ground News
Iran's recently announced, and very quickly debunked, "quantum processor" now comes with an official withdrawal statement. The board had turned out to be a ZedBoard Zynq-7000 development SoC, and it's true spec is nowhere near enough to power a quantum processor. With the crushing weight of the media now upon them, the country has had to do a full U-turn.
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Iran finally admits its 'quantum processor' was in fact not quantum at all

Iran's recently announced, and very quickly debunked, "quantum processor" now comes with an official withdrawal statement from Imam Khomeini Uni's Research vice chancellor."Th

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pcgamer broke the news on Thursday, June 29, 2023.
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