quantum electronics
Britishnoun
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This study aligns with the QSC's priorities, which include connecting fundamental research to quantum electronics, quantum magnets and other current and future quantum devices.
From Science Daily
Marissa Giustina, Google quantum electronics engineer: Quantum computation is about building and controlling a “programmable molecule,” then using it to simulate and ask questions of nature.
From New York Times
After arriving in Britain, Wang set up a company called Quantum Electronics Corporation, which he described as a laptop computer design, distribution and repair company.
From The Guardian
"IBM has made a small but very significant step towards a useful quantum computer," said Chris Ford, Professor of Quantum Electronics at Cambridge University.
From BBC
“We have for the first time in the long history of quantum computing an actual device, where we can test all of our ideas about error detection,” said Rami Barends, a quantum electronics engineer at Google and one of the authors of the paper.
From New York Times
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