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New Quantum Machine to Save Billions of Dollars on Quantum Computers

Physicists at Aalto University in Finland have built the first cyclic quantum thermal power machine. The construction is located in a superconducting circuit and converts tiny amounts of heat from a quantum refrigerator into measurable work. Thus, a research group led by academic professor Mikko Möttonen succeeds in proving that quantum technology has been working on for years. Image: Heikka Valja/Aalto University Heat power machines drove the i…
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Physicists at Aalto University in Finland have built the first cyclic quantum thermal power machine. The construction is located in a superconducting circuit and converts tiny amounts of heat from a quantum refrigerator into measurable work. Thus, a research group led by academic professor Mikko Möttonen succeeds in proving that quantum technology has been working on for years. Image: Heikka Valja/Aalto University Heat power machines drove the i…

Finnish researchers have made a breakthrough by developing a superconducting quantum heat engine that, like traditional heat engines, converts thermal energy into work. In the future, such devices could be used to develop quantum computers.

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T&T broke the news on Thursday, July 16, 2026.
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