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January 29, 2021Doug Finke

AQT Describes New 24 Qubit Ion Trap Computer Packaged in Two 19 Inch Room Temperature Racks

In a paper recently posted on arXiv, AQT describes a new 24 qubit ion trap quantum computer contained in two 19 inch room temperature racks. …

AQT Describes New 24 Qubit Ion Trap Computer Packaged in Two 19 Inch Room Temperature Racks

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