According to a report in the latest issue of “Nature” magazine, the Australian startup SQC research team built a novel quantum processor based on silicon materials and phosphorus atoms. In the experiment, 11 qubits were connected, and a high level of operational fidelity was maintained. This is currently one of the largest silicon-based atomic quantum processors of its kind, and is considered an important advance in the field of quantum computing.

According to a report in the latest issue of “Nature” magazine, the Australian startup SQC research team built a novel quantum processor based on silicon materials and phosphorus atoms. In the experiment, 11 qubits were connected, and a high level of operational fidelity was maintained. This is currently one of the largest silicon-based atomic quantum processors of its kind, and is considered an important advance in the field of quantum computing.