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Part of the optical path of a blue laser. Credit: DKWOC

Polish researchers develop prototype quantum computer infrastructure based on calcium ions

The first prototype of a quantum computer infrastructure in Poland, based on calcium ions, is being developed at the Warsaw University of Technology. This project will help Poland to keep up with the development of quantum technologies, believes the representative of the MIKOK project, Zbigniew Wawrzyniak, PhD, from the Warsaw University of Technology.

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