US EditionScientists Achieve Teleportation Through a Quantum Supercomputer
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Scientists at Oxford University made a breakthrough by connecting two quantum processors through quantum teleportation of logical operations, creating a distributed system that functions as a single computer. The study was published in Nature magazine on February 5, 2025. Subscribe to our Telegram channel and bring the information into your hands The experiment shows how quantum information can be transferred without physically moving the cubits…
Oxford Scientists Develop New Developments in Two Processors Thanks to Distributed Quantum Computing
A team from the University of Oxford has managed to get two separate quantum processors to work as if they were one thanks to the teleportation of logical doors, the basic operations of any algorithm. On this occasion, physicists have joined two small quantum “modules” through optical fibers and light, forming a single distributed quantum computer. This architecture attacks face the big problem of the sector, scalability. Instead of putting mill…
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