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Quantum computing

Quantum computing

Playing games with quantum computers

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03 Dec 2018
Taken from the December 2018 issue of Physics World, where it appeared under the headline "Game on".

Creating games for quantum computers offers an engaging way of exploring and testing their capabilities, writes James Wootton

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James Wootton is a quantum computing researcher who has just moved from the University of Basel, Switzerland, to the quantum computing group at IBM Research Zurich
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