



The materials of the future already exist — frontier intelligence can bring them to the world.
Until now, materials suitable for fault-tolerant quantum computing have struggled with both low operating temperatures and unwanted magnetic interference. K2Cr3As3 overcomes these limitations, exhibiting superconductivity up to 8. 6 K and remaining free f


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Kragen Javier Sitaker, 02021-05-24 (updated 02021-09-11) (14 minutes)







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