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ETH Zurich researchers have demonstrated a prototype quantum chip that decouples processing from storage by encoding data in mechanical vibrations (phonons) rather than traditional electromagnetic signals. This architecture addresses critical scalability issues for quantum systems without yet achieving full computational supremacy over classical devices. The breakthrough highlights a fundamental shift toward separating CPU and memory functions to overcome size constraints in future quantum hardware.
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21.07.2026 23:30 Physicists from ETH Zurich have created a prototype of a quantum chip where information is stored as microscopic mechanical oscillations. This architecture separates computation and storage functions according to the principle used in classical computers (CPU and RAM), which potentially solves the problem of size constraints for quantum systems. The work demonstrates…
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