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The National Quantum Computing Testbed in Queensland addresses the critical accessibility gap by offering affordable, open access to real quantum processors for researchers and industry partners. By removing the high costs and limited visibility associated with current cloud-based services, this facility will accelerate practical experimentation and innovation in quantum algorithms. This development marks a significant step toward democratizing hands-on experience with genuine quantum hardware beyond theoretical simulations.

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GDELTAugust 21, 20263 min read

Quantum computers are expected to transform many facets of science and industry over the next decade or so - but it's very hard for most potential users to get their hands on one to find out what they can actually do with it. A new open-access facility opened in Queensland this week aims to change that. The A$10.5 million National Quantum Computing Testbed is located at…

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