Caltech: Using Sound to Remember Quantum Information | HPCWire

Aug. 21, 2025 — Many existing quantum computers are based on superconducting electronic systems in which electrons flow without resistance at extremely low temperatures. In these systems, the quantum mechanical nature […]

Source: Caltech: Using Sound to Remember Quantum Information

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