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Google quantum chip that peeked into ‘parallel universe’ reveals exotic matter
An international team of scientists has observed a never-before-seen exotic phase of matter on a quantum processor using ...
Google’s Willow quantum chip reveals a non-equilibrium exotic phase of matter; spews more parallel universe theories.
Google said that the new chip has 105 qubits, which can retain an excitation (be useful) for nearly 100 microseconds, five times better than its previous hardware. The key improvement over prior ...
Google’s new quantum computer chip, named Willow, is able to run computations so complex that it would supposedly take the world’s fastest supercomputers the entire lifetime of the universe to ...
Google’s goal is to use Willow to build quantum computers that can actually be used for practical things. They are working on ...
In recent years we have all been overwhelmed by wave-after-wave of new technology like IoT, 5G, wireless broadband, FWA, streaming, satellite and more. Now, there are two new technologies which will ...
The Willow quantum chip, with its 105 qubits, represents a significant advancement in quantum processing power. Willow ...
In December, Google announced the completion of its latest quantum processor, the Willow chip. This superconducting chip corrects quantum errors better as the processor gets larger, a task that has ...
Quantum computing has been an up-and-down investment theme over the past few months. The rage kicked off when Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) announced a breakthrough with its Willow quantum ...
Quantum computing stocks have gone up and down this year. Google's Willow quantum computing chip started the latest rally. Then, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang halted the momentum with his statement that ...
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