Australian scientists move closer to world-beating quantum computer that aims to replace the building blocks of traditional computing, known as bits, with quantum particles. Led by Australian of the year Michelle Simmons, team has built qubits from single phosphorus atoms in silicon.

Australian scientists move closer to world-beating quantum computer that aims to replace the building blocks of traditional computing, known as bits, with quantum particles. Led by Australian of the year Michelle Simmons, team has built qubits from single phosphorus atoms in silicon. - NewsGossipBull.BlogSpot.com - Latest News, Gossip & Bullshit

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Australian scientists move closer to world-beating quantum computer that aims to replace the building blocks of traditional computing, known as bits, with quantum particles. Led by Australian of the year Michelle Simmons, team has built qubits from single phosphorus atoms in silicon.

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Australian scientists move closer to world-beating quantum computer that aims to replace the building blocks of traditional computing, known as bits, with quantum particles. Led by Australian of the year Michelle Simmons, team has built qubits from single phosphorus atoms in silicon.

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