Author|Zhou Ya When it comes to quantum computing, the American theoretical physicist Richard Feynman once said something memorable: "Nature is not classical, and if you want to simulate nature, you'd better turn it into quantum mechanics." ” Over the past 30 years, quantum computing has had a fundamental challenge: as the number of qubits increases, the error rate rises dramatically. However, this seemingly insurmountable gap has now finally dawned on a breakthrough. On November 23, 2019, Google published a quantum computing breakthrough in the journal Nature, Google's superconducting quantum chip Sycamore completed a calculation in only 200 seconds, and the world's fastest supercomputer takes 10,000 years. Sundar Pichai, Google's CEO at the time, likened it to "the Wright brothers' first 12-second flight." On December 10, 2024, Google published the research results of the latest quantum chip Willow in Nature, which once again made a miles...
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