Pasqal quantum processor reveals unexpected quantum magnet behaviour
Pasqal has used its 256-qubit neutral-atom quantum processor to investigate an unexpected phenomenon in a two-dimensional quantum magnet
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The 256-qubit neutral-atom processor observed an unexplained slowdown in a two-dimensional quantum magnet, in a regime where existing theoretical models and classical simulations struggle to predict its behaviour.
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