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Tag: superconducting materials

Materials Science Nanotechnology Quantum Computing
Aria Patel

Researchers stabilize Majorana modes, solving a major quantum computing challenge

Researchers Stabilize Majorana Modes, Solving a Major Quantum Computing Challenge Quantum computers promise to solve problems far beyond the reach of traditional computers, but one of the major hurdles in achieving this potential has been the fragile nature of quantum bits, or qubits. These qubits are highly sensitive to their environment, making it difficult to […]

Aerospace Technology
Mik Smitt

Quantum armor: Breakthrough method promises to shield information against noise

Quantum Armor: Breakthrough Method Promises to Shield Information Against Noise A key challenge in developing stable quantum systems is protecting quantum information from environmental disturbances. The fragility of quantum bits, or qubits, makes them susceptible to noise and interference, leading to errors in quantum computations. However, recent advancements in quantum technology have paved the way […]

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