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This landmark study identifies specific material defects as the root cause of performance variations in superconducting qubits, offering a critical pathway to improving coherence times and gate fidelity. By pinpointing these physical origins, researchers provide a concrete target for optimizing fabrication processes essential for scaling quantum processors. This work directly addresses the fundamental hardware challenges limiting current quantum computing capabilities.
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SQMS Center uncovers material origins of variations in qubit performance through landmark study
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SQMS Center uncovers material origins of variations in qubit performance through landmark study Fermilab (.gov)
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