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Recent research in quantum computing has focused on the scalability of various qubit technologies, including quantum dots and diamond vacancies. IBM has acquired a company developing a promising quantum dot technology, while another firm has demonstrated a processor with 100 electrons held in diamond defects.
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Recent research in quantum computing has focused on the scalability of various qubit technologies, including quantum dots and diamond vacancies. IBM has acquired a company developing a promising quantum dot technology, while another firm has demonstrated a processor with 100 electrons held in diamond defects.
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