Quantum computer program developed to detect leakage of encoded information to unwanted states
University of Warwick developed program will give quantum computer users the ability to ascertain that their machines are doing precisely what they are supposed to do
The concept of quantum computers was first theorised in 1980s. Image via Pixabay.
Researchers from the University of Warwick claim to have developed a new quantum computer program that can detect leakage of information from the states of 0 and 1 to unwanted states. According to the...
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