@StockTycoon linked this article related to Canatu in the quantum computing thread.
Insider Brief
- During his Q2B24 presentation, C12’s CEO Pierre Desjardins, talked about his company developing scalable, fault-tolerant quantum computers using carbon nanotubes, which offer lower error rates and better protection from environmental interference compared to current materials.
- Carbon nanotubes allow for the creation of high-quality qubits with minimal charge noise, making them ideal for maintaining quantum coherence, crucial for building reliable quantum computers.
- C12 aims to release its first five-qubit chip by 2025, with a long-term vision of building large-scale, error-corrected quantum computers using its patented nano-assembly technique.
In the interview with @_neuvottelija_Sami_M, the topic was touched upon but also quickly dismissed with a laugh and the comment “not yet”.
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