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Accelerating quantum materials research with Microsoft’s new Copenhagen lab

  • Sara Kolka
    By Sara KolkaHead of External Relations, Microsoft Development, Copenhagen
Microsoft is pleased to announce the recent opening of our new Quantum Materials Laboratory in Copenhagen, Denmark, on September 21. We have high expectations for the new lab. It’s where the heart of our quantum computer—the topological qubit—will be developed under the direction of Scientific Director Peter Krogstrup....

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Scalable quantum computing system

Microsoft advances quantum computing vision and helps tackle real-world challenges

This week marks one year since Microsoft announced our bold vision of developing a scalable, full stack quantum computing solution. During that period, we have delivered against our vision and achievement, including expanding our quantum investments across the globe and making our quantum research and technology accessible to a growing community of quantum developers....

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Scientist working in lab on quantum computer

Atom by atom: Fabricating materials for a quantum computer

Topological qubits will be one of the key ingredients in the Microsoft plan to bring a powerful, scalable quantum computing solution to the world. Providing increased resistance to outside interference, topological qubits create a more stable foundation than conventional qubits. This increased stability allows the quantum computer to perform computations that can uncover solutions to...

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Developing a topological qubit

Learn what’s involved in the journey to create a topological qubit, including different stages of development, first-of-their-kind fabrication approaches, and an overview of the many fields of knowledge that come together to make this vision a reality....

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