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Revolutionary Quantum Refrigerator Hits Record Low 22 Millikelvin

2/7/2025

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A groundbreaking autonomous quantum refrigerator created by researchers at Chalmers University of Technology has achieved a chilling 22 millikelvin, marking the lowest temperature ever recorded. This remarkable advancement boosts quantum computer reliability, pushing qubits to a staggering 99.97% likelihood of reaching their ground state, while offering a simpler and more scalable solution than conventional cooling methods.

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A groundbreaking autonomous quantum refrigerator created by researchers at Chalmers University of Technology has achieved a chilling 22 millikelvin, marking the lowest temperature ever recorded. This remarkable advancement boosts quantum computer reliability, pushing qubits to a staggering 99.97% likelihood of reaching their ground state, while offering a simpler and more scalable solution than conventional cooling methods.