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> Still find it nuts you need to operate the system at 0 kelvin. I assume if we had super efficient cooling equipment (not LN2) we could also do superconductor
by phonebucket 4y ago
> Still find it nuts you need to operate the system at 0 kelvin. I assume if we had super efficient cooling equipment (not LN2) we could also do superconductors on a small scale?
Neutral atom quantum computers (the type outlined in the article) work at room temperature.
Superconducting qubit based quantum computers do indeed require cooling to these levels, though.