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Intel to start shipping a quantum processor

Por: Ars Technica Science June 16, 2023

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Navigate Filter by topic Settings Front page layout Site theme - Jun 15, 2023 9:35 pm UTC / The Tunnel Falls chip in its natural habitat (dilution refrigeration hardware not shown).Intel Intel does a lot of things, but it's mostly noted for making and shipping a lot of processors, many of which have been named after bodies of water. So, saying that the company is set to start sending out a processor called Tunnel Falls would seem... + full article



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