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Room temperature superconductivity does not help with quantum computing. The transmons or atoms or ions need to be cold so that they do not get "flipped", not b
by krastanov 3y ago
Room temperature superconductivity does not help with quantum computing. The transmons or atoms or ions need to be cold so that they do not get "flipped", not because of the need for superconductors.
- bick_nyers 3y agoDo quantum computers not have a need for strong magnetic fields? Or is the magnetic field requirement weak enough that it can be serviced by non-superconducting magnets?
- sudosysgen 3y agoThe computer needs to be super cold anyways so you might as well use a regular superconductor.