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'Fluxonium’ is the longest lasting superconducting qubit ever

A fluxonium qubit can keep its most useful quantum properties for about 1.48 milliseconds, drastically longer than similar qubits currently favoured by the quantum computing industry

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Fundamental law of physics demonstrated using quantum objects

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Sound vibrations can encode and process data like quantum computers do

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AI can work out how quantum computers stack up to one another

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Superconducting qubits have passed a key quantum test

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How we could discover quantum gravity without rebuilding space-time

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Why virtual particles don’t exist but do explain reality – for now

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To create a wormhole that doesn't collapse, you need exotic matter

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Weird particle that remembers its past discovered by quantum computer

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Cryptographers bet cash on when quantum computers will beat encryption

It is thought that quantum computers will eventually be able to crack the encryption methods we use today, but exactly when this will happen is an open question. Now, one cryptographer has started a betting pool

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Quantum computers could simulate a black hole in the next decade

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Exotic cosmic objects in string theory may look like leaky black holes

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Why we must inspire people with the magic of condensed matter physics

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How can we prove the world is really quantum mechanical?

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