Researchers Achieve 99 Percent Quantum Accuracy with Silicon-Embedded Qubits 

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Researchers in Australia and the U.S. have made exciting headway in the quantum computing arms race. A multi-institutional team including the University of New South Wales and Sandia National Laboratory announced that they have accomplished a 99 percent accuracy rate with nuclear-spin qubits embedded in silicon.  

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