The Coldest Place in the Universe Is Actually on Earth, and It's Important for Quantum Computers
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IBM has unveiled a new modular, ultra-cold system that can connect hundreds of quantum computer chips to overcome one of the biggest infrastructure hurdles in the field. The company says the new "quantum refrigerators" will enable the world's first fault-tolerant quantum computer to be delivered by 2029. This should be possible because the refrigerators can reach temperatures more than 180 times lower than those found in deep space, Live Science…
Contents: A technology that seems to be detached from science-fiction could become one of the key parts of the next computer revolution. IBM researchers have developed a modular cryogenic system capable of creating extremely low temperatures, necessary for the operation of the next generation quantum computers. The stake is huge. IBM hopes that this technology will allow the development of the computer [...] Post Colder than the cosmic space: IB…
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