Whats about niobium they said its future of quantum computing 🧊
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I don't know.🤷♂️
Helium is the only element that remains a liquid at absolute zero:
Is Helium one of the few (if not only) materials less dense than air? Could be why
I’m starting to like AI before it kills all humans 😂
Helium is unique in its behavior near absolute zero due to a combination of weak intermolecular forces and quantum effects, particularly the zero-point energy. These factors prevent helium from solidifying even at the lowest temperature possible.
Just Google AI'd it:
Niobium is a promising material in the development of superconducting qubits for quantum computers, offering potential advantages over traditional materials like aluminum. Niobium-based qubits can operate at higher temperatures and with potentially longer coherence times, meaning they can store information for a longer period before it degrades. However, challenges remain in minimizing energy loss and improving overall qubit performance.