Quantinuum y HQS simulan un espectro RMN de 21 espines en 42 qubits con más de 1.400 circuitos de puertas de dos qubits
Quantinuum y HQS simulan un espectro RMN de 21 espines en 42 qubits con más de 1.400 circuitos de puertas de dos qubits, según Quantum Computing Report
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Oct 9, 2026 at 5:22 PM UTC · Updated hace 13 días · 1 min de lectura
Quantinuum y HQS simulan un espectro RMN de 21 espines en 42 qubits con más de 1.400 circuitos de puertas de dos qubits, según Quantum Computing Report
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