The AI ship has already sailed and the fusion boat is still stuck in the docks, so is this the next best thing?

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Since Microsoft’s Majorana 1 quantum computing news, some members of the scientific community have raised questions about the validity of the tech giant’s claims. Here’s why.

Boffins don’t back the hype Microsoft has been boasting that its quantum chip is powered by an "entirely new state of matter," but not everyone is buying the hype. The fruity cargo cult ...

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Microsoft’s Majorana 1 might be a big deal in the world of quantum research, but it’s a dubious proposition for enterprise consumers of cloud computing.

Key Points Microsoft has unveiled its Majorana 1 quantum computing chip, boasting significant advancements. CEO Satya Nadella sees a path for meaningful quantum applications in the coming years.