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Swedish researchers think 'giant superatoms' could crack quantum computing's biggest weakness
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Swedish researchers think 'giant superatoms' could crack quantum computing's biggest weakness
The biggest thing holding quantum computers back is that their qubits keep losing information to the environment around them. Researchers at Chalmers University in Sweden have come up with a new theoretical system that might change thatA new theoretical design has combined previously separate quantum concepts, offering a potential route to stabilising fragile qubits against environmental interference.Quantum computing gets talked about a lot as …
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