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Researchers at Penn State have developed the world's first functioning computer built entirely from two-dimensional atom-thin materials, marking a significant step away from silicon-based electronics and paving the way for ultra-efficient, miniaturized devices.
Scientists have developed a cryogenic control chip that can operate near absolute zero, enabling the placement of millions of qubits on a single quantum processor, marking a significant step toward practical and scalable quantum computers.
Researchers at Tokyo University of Science have developed a scalable, fully coupled annealing processor with 4096 spins using 22nm CMOS LSI chips, achieving a remarkable speedup in problem solving. The processor incorporates innovative technologies, including chip reduction and parallel operations for simultaneous solution searches, and outperforms simulating a fully coupled Ising system on a PC by 2,306 times in terms of power performance ratio. This breakthrough has implications for practical applications in logistics, resource allocation, drug discovery, and material science.