Japanese researchers conduct experiment to enable next generation of quantum computers
Yokohama National University demonstrate technology that could lead to a fault-tolerant universal quantum computer
Researchers at the Yokohama National University in Japan have conducted an experiment that, they say, could help enable the next generation of fast and reliable quantum computers. The experiment, which...
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