Quantum breakthrough: Scientists generate qubits within semiconductors
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Qubits are fickle things, having a tendency to lose superposition under observation - recall Schrödinger and his unfortunate cat (Photo: Linn Currie/Shutterstock)
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A significant step on the path to quantum computing has been taken by an international team of researchers applying a 22-year old theory. They have succeeded in creating quantum bits within a semiconductor for the very first time.
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