Duke & IonQ Achieve 84–88% Fidelity in Remote Qubit Entanglement
Duke University researchers, collaborating with IonQ, Inc., have achieved a fidelity between 84.1 and 88.1 percent in remotely entangling qubits, marking the first demonstration of a…
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