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Harvard Physicists Achieve 94% Accuracy in Quantum Computing Breakthrough

1/25/2025

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Harvard physicists, spearheaded by Kang-Kuen Ni, have made waves in quantum computing by trapping sodium-caesium molecules for groundbreaking quantum operations. Their experiment, featured in Nature, boasts an impressive 94% accuracy in entangling molecules, paving the way for molecular quantum computers that could harness intricate internal structures for revolutionary advancements.

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Harvard physicists, spearheaded by Kang-Kuen Ni, have made waves in quantum computing by trapping sodium-caesium molecules for groundbreaking quantum operations. Their experiment, featured in Nature, boasts an impressive 94% accuracy in entangling molecules, paving the way for molecular quantum computers that could harness intricate internal structures for revolutionary advancements.