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16th Sep 2010

Computing with a Quantum Walk

Ben Valsler

Making photons identical. A multi-photon down-conversion source in Bristol.

New research into the incredible properties of objects at the quantum scale has brought the aim of quantum computing far closer to reality. Ben Valsler speaks to researchers from Bristol University to find out how "quantum walk" will enable us to understand systems that even the fastest modern supercomputers would find impossible...

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