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Doubling down on Schrödinger’s cat

By Guest PostSeptember 20, 2016Scienceparadox, quantum computing, quantum state, robert schoelkopf, schroedingers cat, yale physicists, yvonne gao

Yale physicists have given Schrödinger’s famous cat a second box to play in, and the result may help further the quest for reliable quantum computing. (more…)

New Qubit Control Bodes Well for Future of Quantum Computing

By Guest PostJanuary 13, 2013Sciencecollege de france, control, digital electronics, f schackert, feedback, information, integrity, large scale, m mirrahimi, michael hatridge, michel devoret, microscopic units, quantum computing, quantum feedback, quantum information, quantum mechanics, quantum object, qubit state, qubits, random errors, real, s shankar, theoretical formula, ultra fast, volatile realm, yale physicists, yale university

Yale University scientists have found a way to observe quantum information while preserving its integrity, an achievement that offers researchers greater control in the volatile realm of quantum mechanics and greatly improves the prospects of quantum computing.

Quantum computers would be exponentially faster than the most powerful computers of today. (more…)