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    Intel seeks to adapt silicon transistors to quantum computing

    It can now layer the ultra- pure silicon it needs for a quantum computer onto standard wafers.
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    Re: Intel seeks to adapt silicon transistors to quantum computing

    "Intel is in one way more advanced than its competitors and yet in another way it is behind"

    Yup, sounds like quantum computing all right.
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    Re: Intel seeks to adapt silicon transistors to quantum computing

    Quote Originally Posted by Kushan View Post
    "Intel is in one way more advanced than its competitors and yet in another way it is behind"

    Yup, sounds like quantum computing all right.
    LOL at this guy ^^
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