Eternal Change for No Energy

8/21/2021

This article discusses a recent breakthrough in quantum computing, where researchers built a crystal using Google's quantum computer for the first time. The article explains that traditional computers struggle to accurately simulate the behavior of complex quantum systems, making it difficult to understand and predict the properties of materials at a molecular level. By utilizing a quantum computer, researchers were able to simulate the growth of a crystal, providing valuable insights into its structure and properties. The article highlights the potential of quantum computing in advancing materials science and highlights how this milestone opens up new opportunities for studying and designing materials with unprecedented precision.

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