SAXON Q and Fraunhofer IWU achieved a three-qubit Grover search on a room-temperature diamond quantum computer, matching superconducting performance with no cryogenic cooling required.
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@informaq.bsky.socialSAXON Q and Fraunhofer IWU achieved a three-qubit Grover search on a room-temperature diamond quantum computer, matching superconducting performance with no cryogenic cooling required.
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@informaq.bsky.socialRoom-temperature quantum computing: NV center-based 3-qubit Grover search achieves 77.3% success rate, outperforming superconducting systems and demonstrating quantum advantage without cryogenic equipment.