Researchers at the German startup NVision Quantum Technologies and Ulm University have designed a molecule that can work as a quantum bit, or qubit, and be read out individually with light. Chemistry World describes it as the first molecule of…
Researchers from NVision, Ulm University and Hebrew University reported in Nature a carbene molecule they could control, initialize and read out one at a time with lightquantumcomputingreport.com.
The team screened over 150 candidates and synthesized 40, then used microwave pulses to stretch coherence to 2.2 milliseconds at cryogenic temperaturesnvision-quantum.com+1.
NVision partnered with HyperLight on chips and aims for 1,000 fault-tolerant logical qubits by 2030; MIT's Danna Freedman called the result "a huge step"quantumcomputingreport.com+1.