Physicists solved decades-old puzzle with huge implications for quantum computers
A happy accident lead to a breakthrough that may prove to be revolutionary in physics and beyond.
A happy accident lead to a breakthrough that may prove to be revolutionary in physics and beyond.
Using sound, rather than light, could lead to more efficient and more compact quantum computers.
Imagine reading a library at once rather than one book at a time -- that's what quantum computers can do.
The required hardware is inconvenient, however.
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