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Microsoft’s revelatory quantum computing theory disproved by new evidence – TechRadar
Microsoft didn’t find that elusive particle after all
A ground-breaking discovery made by Microsoft in 2018, which could have had a profound impact on the companys quantum computing plans, has now been discredited.
Three years ago, Leo Kouwenhoven, a Dutch physicist and Microsoft employee, claimed to have found evidence of a subatomic particle that could lead to a rapid rollout of commercial quantum computers but the findings have now been dismissed.
A follow-up paper by Kouwenhoven and his fellow researchers has admitted that further data has revealed…
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