The prospect of super-fast desktop quantum computers may be a step closer after scientists created a molecule that can function as a stable qubit.
Qubits are the quantum computing equivalent of bits used in traditional computers, but they currently are only capable of holding information for tiny fractions of a second.
Researchers have shown that a molecular complex of vanadium, carbon and sulphur may provide a solution to this problem.
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