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Quantum computing leap puts ANU spin-off on $1b track – The Australian Financial Review
Research from Australian National University could make quantum computing ubiquitous, with a world-first development allowing super-charged computational power…
Other quantum computers, such as those being developed by IBM and Google, require super-low or cryogenic temperatures of minus 270 degrees or complex laser systems to function.
In contrast to other quantum computing systems, our product operates at room temperature, is cheaper, has lower energy consumption and just needs a power point and ethernet port to work, he said, adding it was also a mountable unit that would fit in existing rack-based data centres and supercomputing centre infrastructure.
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