Study shows promise of quantum computing using factory-made silicon chips
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/03/210331130905.htm
For the study, researchers were able to isolate and measure the quantum state of a single electron (the qubit) in a silicon transistor manufactured using a 'CMOS' technology similar to that used to make chips in computer processors.
Furthermore, the spin of the electron was found to remain stable for a period of up to nine seconds. The next step is to use a similar manufacturing technology to show how an array of qubits can interact to perform quantum logic operations.
Study shows promise of quantum computing using factory-made silicon chips
Apr 4, 2021, 9:23pm UTC
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/03/210331130905.htm
> For the study, researchers were able to isolate and measure the quantum state of a single electron (the qubit) in a silicon transistor manufactured using a 'CMOS' technology similar to that used to make chips in computer processors.
> Furthermore, the spin of the electron was found to remain stable for a period of up to nine seconds. The next step is to use a similar manufacturing technology to show how an array of qubits can interact to perform quantum logic operations.