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The new feat of quantum computing is a modern take on a 150-year-old thought experiment

The new feat of quantum computing is a modern take on a 150-year-old thought experiment

Professor Andrea Morello explains how Maxwell’s Demon Thought Experiment was analogous to his team’s achievement in selecting only cold electrons for quantum calculations. Credit: Richard Freeman/UNSW A team of quantum engineers from UNSW Sydney have developed a method to reset a quantum computer, i.e. prepare a quantum bit to the “0” state, with very high …

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The new feat of quantum computing is a modern take on a 150-year-old thought experiment

The new feat of quantum computing is a modern take on a 150-year-old thought experiment

Professor Andrea Morello explains how Maxwell’s Demon Thought Experiment was analogous to his team’s achievement in selecting only cold electrons for quantum calculations. Credit: Richard Freeman/UNSW A team of quantum engineers from UNSW Sydney have developed a method to reset a quantum computer, i.e. prepare a quantum bit to the “0” state, with very high …

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The new feat of quantum computing is a modern take on a 150-year-old thought experiment

The new feat of quantum computing is a modern take on a 150-year-old thought experiment

A team of quantum engineers from UNSW Sydney have developed a method to reset a quantum computer – that is, to prepare a quantum bit for the “0” state – with very high confidence, as needed to reliable quantum calculations. The method is surprisingly simple: it is related to the old concept of “Maxwell’s demon”, …

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