Wed, April 03, 2024 at 13:10

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  Joy

  • Hey Annie!

  • Got some hot news for ya!

  • Microsoft and Quantinuum have made a big leap in the quantum computing world.

  • They've made these super-fast computers more reliable!🚀

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• Annie

  • Oh really?

  • Quantum computing, huh?

  • That sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie.🎥

  
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  Joy

  • Haha, it does sound like that, doesn't it?

  • But it's real!

  • Quantum computers use the principles of quantum mechanics to perform calculations way faster than our current computers.

  • Imagine doing calculations that would take millions of years in just a few seconds!🤯

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• Annie

  • Wow, that's amazing!

  • But why is reliability such a big deal?

  • Aren't computers supposed to be reliable?💻

  
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  Joy

  • Good question!

  • The thing with quantum computers is that they use 'qubits' which are super fast but also super sensitive.

  • Even a tiny disturbance can cause errors in the data they produce.

  • So, making them reliable is a big challenge.😅

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• Annie

  • Oh, I see...

  • So, what exactly did Microsoft and Quantinuum do to solve this problem?🤔

  
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  Joy

  • They applied an error-correction algorithm to Quantinuum's physical qubits.

  • This means they used 30 physical qubits to yield about four reliable ones.

  • It's like having a bunch of pencils but only a few of them can write without breaking.

  • ✏️

• Annie

  • That sounds like a lot of work for just a few reliable qubits.😲

  
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  Joy

  • It is, but it's worth it!

  • Microsoft's executive vice president said that this is the best ratio of reliable qubits from a quantum chip that has ever been shown.

  • They even ran more than 14,000 individual experiments without a single error!🎉

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• Annie

  • Wow, that's impressive!

  • So, when can we expect to see these quantum computers in action?🕰️

  
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  Joy

  • Microsoft plans to release the technology to its cloud computing customers in the coming months.

  • But to beat a conventional supercomputer, we need about 100 reliable qubits.

  • And they're not saying how long it will take to hit that number.🤷‍♀️

• Annie

  • Hmm...

  • So, is this news good or bad for the market?📈📉

  
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  Joy

  • It's definitely good news!

  • This breakthrough brings us closer to having commercially viable quantum computers.

  • And that could revolutionize everything from scientific research to financial markets!🌐

  • To sum up, this article is considered a 😍Bullish for investors!!