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Bengaluru Scientists Show Timing Of A Single Operation Can Protect Quantum States
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Researchers at the Raman Research Institute in Bengaluru have discovered a new method to make quantum states more durable, potentially increasing the reliability of quantum machine calculations.
Quantum machines utilize the unique behavior of matter at small scales, including quantum entanglement, to process data differently than conventional computers.
- Quantum machines instead draw on the strange behaviour of matter at the smallest scales.
- One such behaviour is quantum entanglement, where two particles that have interacted become linked so closely that they act as a single system, and measuring one yields information about the other no matter how far apart they are.
- Combined with superposition, the capacity of quantum particles to occupy several states at once, this has allowed the construction of machines capable of handling certain difficult computations efficiently.These states, however, are delicate.
Key Takeaways
- Bengaluru scientists have found a way to protect quantum states
- The method involves timing of a single operation
- This could improve the reliability of quantum machine calculations
- Conventional computers store and process data as 0s and 1s
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- Potential increase in reliability of quantum machine calculations
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Improved reliability could lead to more widespread adoption of quantum technology
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