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Quantum computing

Quantum computing

Silicon spin qubits manufactured on an industrial scale

12 Apr 2022
Silicon wafer containing more than 10 000 quantum dot arrays
Bit by qubit: A section of a 300 mm silicon wafer containing 82 unit cells (die) and more than 10,000 quantum dot arrays of various lengths. (Courtesy: Tim Herman/Intel)
Researchers in the Netherlands and the US have shown for the first time that qubits – the building

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