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According to a post on X by @physorg_com, which relays a Phys.org report, researchers used four superconducting cables to connect two 120-qubit processors. They moved quantum states between the two processors with 99% average accuracy. The source presents this as a step toward quantum computers built from interconnected modules rather than one large chip.
According to a post on X by @physorg_com, which relays a Phys.org report, researchers used four superconducting cables to connect two 120-qubit processors. They moved quantum states between the two processors with 99% average accuracy. The source presents this as a step toward quantum computers built from interconnected modules rather than one large chip.
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Phys.org reports four superconducting cables connected two 120-qubit processors and moved quantum states between them with 99% average accuracy, a step toward quantum computers built from interconnected modules rather than one giant chip. It was the only hardware result on the lists this afternoon; the Quantum...
The result points toward modular quantum hardware, where several processors are linked instead of building one very large chip. Teams working on quantum computing architecture are the most direct audience for an interconnect result like this. Next, check the full Phys.org report for the detailed results and whether other groups reproduce the transfer accuracy.
Hardware and robotics watchers may want to track whether this becomes a product, benchmark, or deployment signal.
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