Scottish quantum start-up Quantcore wins IOP qBIG prize
Firm develops superconducting processors, resonators and sensors for quantum computers
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Firm develops superconducting processors, resonators and sensors for quantum computers
Read article: Scottish quantum start-up Quantcore wins IOP qBIG prize
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