Quantum computing, it is believed, will enable researchers to solve more complicated questions in a fraction of the time. So it is indeed exciting that the future of quantum computers has been unlocked by an ancient stone.
The use of a cuprous oxide gemstone discovered in Namibia by researchers lead by the University of St Andrews in Fife, Scotland, has produced a quantum computing breakthrough. Although quantum computing has been labeled science's "holy grail," contemporary quantum comp...
