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Russia has launched beta testing for SnowDrop 8Q, a superconducting eight-qubit processor featuring an updated architecture that achieves 99.55% computational accuracy through the novel BAT control protocol. This development highlights significant progress in mitigating low-frequency noise and simplifying calibration within Russian quantum infrastructure, offering researchers direct cloud access to experiment with these enhanced qubits starting August 1, 2026.
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Russia Opens Access to New Superconducting Quantum Computer
GDELT3 min read
Russian scientists are launching beta testing of an new eight-qubit quantum processor via the cloud platform. By refining its architecture, developers have managed to raise computational accuracy to 99.55%, with prospects of approaching 100%. Specialists from Bauman Moscow State Technical University (MGTU) and FGP "VNIIA" are opening access for…
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