By connecting two cryogenic modules capable of descending below the fifteen millikelvins, which is about 180 times lower than the temperature of deep space, IBM has just taken a crucial step to develop a quantum computer that will have 100 qubits and...
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By connecting two cryogenic modules capable of descending below the fifteen millikelvins, which is about 180 times lower than the temperature of deep space, IBM has just taken a crucial step to develop a quantum computer that will have 100 qubits and...