Hartmut Neven, who leads Google's Quantum AI lab, told BBC that the Willow chip could soon be applied in some practical applications. However, he didn't specify a timeline for its broader ...

Google has announced its latest quantum processor, dubbed Willow. In a blog post, the tech giant claims this state-of-the-art chip stands apart from competitors due to two major achievements: its ...

Google's latest breakthrough in quantum computing, the Willow chip, is reigniting discussions among the scientific community about the possibility of parallel universes.

The first edition of the Willow QPU can also achieve a coherence time of nearly 100 microseconds — which is five times better than the showing from Google's previous Sycamore chip. Google first ...

Google says it has made a new quantum computing chip that can be at least a billion times faster than the fastest traditional supercomputers.. The new generation of quantum computer development ...

Google’s Willow chip has around double the qubits used to power its computing than that of the Sycamore chip, and exponentially more computing power than a supercomputer has for some uses.

The Willow chip. (Credit: Google.) "We tested ever-larger arrays of physical qubits, scaling up from a grid of 3x3 encoded qubits, to a grid of 5x5, to a grid of 7x7—and each time, ...

Named Willow, the chip is key to Google's plans to build a scaled-up quantum computer – a piece of tech that has the potential to solve much more complicated problems than classical computers.

Google Quantum AI founder and head Hartmut Neven announced its latest quantum chip Willow. Willow can reduce errors exponentially as the company scales up using more qubits Get ahead of Wall ...

Google's new quantum chip, Willow, solves a complex computing problem in five minutes, outperforming classical computers. The chip promises faster computing speeds for future applications.

Google just debuted its latest quantum chip, Willow, which the tech giant claims can perform calculations in five minutes that would take the world’s fastest supercomputers 10 septillion years.

The company in Nature this week introduced its latest quantum chip, called Willow, the successor to Google’s previous Sycamore family of quantum processors and a key step along the tech giant’s ...