Quantum chip just 0.3 inches long stores memory through tiny mechanical vibrations
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ETH Zurich researchers built a tiny quantum chip that stores data through microscopic vibrations instead of traditional electromagnetic memory, separating processing and memory like a conventional computer. The 0.3-inch prototype successfully ran quantum algorithms, potentially solving key challenges around size and reliability in scaling quantum computers.
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