Oddly, Too Much Weirdness Slows a Quantum Computer Down

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  Oddly, Too Much Weirdness Slows a Quantum Computer Down

  By Adrian Cho

  Science27 Mar 2009 : 1658-1659

  Too much of the mysterious quantum connection called entanglement is bad for a quantum computer and makes it run only marginally faster than a conventional one, a new analysis shows.

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  Oddly, Too Much Weirdness Slows a Quantum Computer Down

  By Adrian Cho

  Science27 Mar 2009 : 1658-1659

  Too much of the mysterious quantum connection called entanglement is bad for a quantum computer and makes it run only marginally faster than a conventional one, a new analysis shows.

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