For just too often claims like that could not been proved by others. Did they release sufficient information that their experiment could be approved by others?
Qubit survives record 39 minutes at room temperature
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Re: Qubit survives record 39 minutes at room temperature
#22This is actually super legit, published in Science. Very exciting. I'm so proud that Canada is a world leader in quantum computing research, what with Waterloo and all the millions in funding they're spending at IQC. I hope this is the first step in achieving real quantum computers.
Except this took place at SFU.
Re: Qubit survives record 39 minutes at room temperature
#23Re: Qubit survives record 39 minutes at room temperature
#24Earlier quoted context omitted.
Not that I disagree with what you wrote, I just want to point out that silicon dioxide is probably the most important reason silicon has reached such ubiquity in electronics. No other material has a native oxide as good as SiO2, even though the semiconductors themselves have superior properties than silicon.
The interface isn't good though.
the interface is not too shabby