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A UNSW-led team of Australian researchers has achieved a breakthrough that brings the prospect of a network of super-fast quantum computers - connected via a quantum internet --closer to reality.
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Nanotechnology - Producing the Quantum computer
Related videos in the series: Quantum data at the atom's heart, Tiny Transistors, Down to the Wire, Landmark in Quantum Computing.
Nanotechnology - Producing the Quantum computer
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