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Computadora cuántica completa tarea verificada fuera del alcance práctico de las simulaciones clásicas

IBM e investigadores de la University of Chicago anunciaron una demostración en computación cuántica que cumple con los criterios fundamentales para la "ventaja cuántica": el punto en el que se puede confirmar que las computadoras cuánticas han superado a las clásicas en computaciones confiables.

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IBM e investigadores de la University of Chicago anunciaron una demostración en computación cuántica que cumple con los criterios fundamentales para la "ventaja cuántica": el punto en el que se puede confirmar que las computadoras cuánticas han superado a las clásicas en computaciones confiables.

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