| Source | Latest linked headline | Age |
|---|---|---|
| News - South China Morning Post | CHINESE BREAKTHROUGH PAVES WAY FOR PRODUCTION OF GRAPHENE-BASED QUANTUM CHIPS | 1 hr ago |
Graphite has long been a workhorse of industry – used in pencils since the 1500s, in steelmaking during the 1800s, and today in battery electrodes. Research from Peking University now suggests it could even play a role in next-generation quantum computers.
News - South China Morning Post reports that graphite has long been a workhorse of industry – used in pencils since the 1500s, in steelmaking during the 1800s, and today in battery electrodes.
The report adds: Research from Peking University now suggests it could even play a role in next-generation quantum computers.
According to a paper published on July 23 by the peer-reviewed journal Science, the research team has cleared a major obstacle on the road to practical quantum computers and come up with a realistic platform for the…
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