fabricated by Toshiba using exactly the same manufacturing techniques used to make conventional electronic devices. We can generate and manipulate quantum entanglement all within a single millimeter-sized microchip.”

The group, which, includes researchers from Toshiba Corporation, Stanford Univ., Univ. of Glasgow and TU Delft, now plans to integrate the remaining necessary components onto a chip, and show that large-scale quantum devices using photons are possible.
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“Our group has been making steady progress towards a functioning quantum computer over the last five years,” says Thompson. “We hope to have within the next couple of years, photon-based devices complex enough to rival modern computing hardware for highly-specialized tasks.”

However, these are just the first steps. To realize useful quantum machines will required a new breed of engineering – quantum engineers, individuals capable of understanding the fundamentals of quantum mechanics and applying this knowledge to real world problems.
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TOO LATE!!!!!!!!! ITS ALREADY SCIENCE!!!!!!!!1
THANKS GREGG
THANKS TOSHIBA!
TY MMTC!!!!!!!!
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