A team of scientists at the Russian Quantum Center has patented the principles that the processor does in a quantum computer.
This would allow Russian scientists to assert the right to make processors based on kuds as more complex quantum memory cells.
Alexei Fedorov, head of the team of Russian scientists, said, “The use of qubits in quantum computing assumes some idealism. While qubits are a more natural option. As our work has shown, when implementing quantum algorithms, qubits can save a big deal. of resources from quantum processors. This is especially true for the current generation of devices. ” is important.
Most quantum computers in use today are computers based on so -called qubits as quantum analogs of logical bits, or rather, an artificial analogy to a hydrogen atom with two energy levels. In addition to qubits, there are more complex quantum memory cells called qudits, kutrits, and kukvadras, which have three or four levels.
In theory, kutrites and quvadras could reduce the number of particles needed to store and process data, but they are very difficult to manipulate and link. Recently, a team of Russian researchers led by Fedorov has developed several methods that greatly simplify working with such multilevel qubits.
According to the researchers, obtaining a patent for the principles produced by the processor in a quantum computer will allow in the future the team of scientists at the Russian Quantum Center to confirm the global importance of Russia’s local work and ensure its authenticity. exclusive. they are entitled to the architecture of the quantum processor based on the qudits they have invented.
Source: TASS
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