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Timeline of quantum computing and communication

This is a timeline of quantum computing and communication.

Technology, 1980s & 1990s

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Timeline of quantum computing and communication

Nodes420
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Avg. degree2
Density0.004762
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quantum first computer qubits university researchers computing using reported developed entanglement algorithm spin demonstrated may report information technology qubit scientists

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ultra-fast computinginstance ofTheir work marked a significant step toward real-world quantum technologies0.80text
unbreakable encryption.2 Decemberinstance ofTheir work marked a significant step toward real-world quantum technologies0.80text

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