Scientists develop way for silicon to more easily manipulate qubits for faster quantum computing
Method can alter qubits' electronic fields without need for artificial agents
Researchers in the US and the Netherlands have discovered a way of using silicon to more easily manipulate quantum bits, or qubits, for devices in quantum computing. Developed by scientists at Purdue...
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