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Quantum computing

Quantum computing

Quantum-computing protocol avoids targeting individual atoms in an array

20 Oct 2023 Anna Demming
Two atoms on a wire
On a wire: the new quantum-computing protocol creates qubits from strings of trapped atoms. (Courtesy: Shutterstock/Evgenia-Fux)
Quantum bits (qubits) based on cold atoms are increasingly attractive candidates for quantum computi

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Anna Demming is a science journalist based in Bristol, UK
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