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A two-qubit computer
Another step on the way to developing a quantum computer was recently taken with the demonstration of a two-qubit computing processor (previously, one-qubit processors). Much more work will be needed to reduce the error rate of such processors, and eventually to be able to link them together to solve larger (and more interesting) calculation problems, [...]
Quantum computing for solving quantum problems