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IBM proposes cryogenic tunnels for scalable quantum computer architecture

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IBM is developing a new approach to scaling quantum computers by utilizing cryogenic tunnels to connect multiple quantum processing units (QPUs). This method aims to overcome the limitations of current single-chip quantum systems by enabling a modular architecture. The company believes this 'super-chill box' design will allow for more powerful and scalable quantum computing solutions in the future. AI

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IBM proposes cryogenic tunnels for scalable quantum computer architecture

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  1. The Register — AI TIER_1 English(EN) ·

    IBM says super-chill boxes that connect through 'cryogenic tunnels' will get quantum computers scaling

    Absolute zero inside is much cooler than Intel inside

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