Physicists at Silicon Quantum Computing have developed what they say is the most accurate quantum computing chip ever engineered, after building a new kind of architecture.
Representatives from the Sydney-based startup say their silicon-based, atomic quantum computing chips give them an advantage over other kinds of quantum processing units (QPUs). This is because the chips are based on a new architecture, called "14/15," that places phosphorus atoms in silicon (named as such because they are the 14th and 15th elements in the periodic table). They outlined their findings in a new study published Dec. 17 in the journal Nature.
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