Superconducting quantum processor is first demonstrated in Russia
Scientists from the University of Science and Technology in Moscow were able to implement a four-qubit quantum processor in Russia for the first time.
Scientists from the University of Science and Technology in Moscow implemented a four-qubit quantum processor in Russia for the first time. A two-qubit experiment was conducted by Russian scientists earlier this year. Superconducting qubits are efficient and promising quantum objects for developing and implementing quantum computations. The next objective of the joint project will be focused on the development and testing of 8-qubit quantum simulators and processors.
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