On the grounds of Kyushu University's Faculty of Engineering has recently happened an event, that enlarges the limits of quantum computing. The massive discovery was a quantum coherence of qubits ( units of information in quantum computing) at room temperature, which was yet impossible. With the use of a metal-organic framework, the team succeeded in achieving a stable coherence which is vital for the precision of calculations in the computers. The state lasted only for 100 nanoseconds, but this is enough to speculate about new materials for these computers which won't depend on strong cooling. Altogether this is a huge step in both the scientific and the technological world and deserves recognition.
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