Scientists Achieve Transformational Breakthrough in Scaling Quantum Computers
2 FEBRUARY 2021
Scientists have developed a new kind of cryogenic computer chip capable of functioning at temperatures so cold, it approaches the theoretical limit of absolute zero.
This cryogenic system, called Gooseberry, lays the groundwork for what could be a revolution in quantum computing – enabling a new generation of machines to perform calculations with thousands of qubits or more, whereas today s most advanced devices comprise only dozens.
The world s biggest quantum computers currently operate with just 50 or so qubits, explains quantum physicist David Reilly from the University of Sydney and Microsoft s Quantum Laboratory.
These days, people have all sorts of preferences when it comes to going online. Some people prefer to use their smart devices such as smartphones and tablets.
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“Demand for Chromebooks is through the roof,” said Canalys Research Director Rushabh Doshi. “With many countries being forced to accelerate their digital education plans in the wake of additional lockdowns, schools and universities are clamouring for easy to deploy solutions and Google’s digital offerings for education are proving quite popular over rival platforms.”
The rise of the Chromebook is sure to continue especially as there s no confirmation on when the current UK lockdown is coming to an end.
Of course, it s not just Chromebooks that have seen huge growth with Apple s Mac range also getting a boost.
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