World's First Quantum Integrated Circuit Made in Australia

Hello and welcome! My name is Anton and in this video, we will talk about an interesting achievement by the Australian researchers that may have managed to create a world's first quantum integrated circuit
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[AfonsoCL]

As someone actively doing research on QDs (I'm looking at a QD suspension as I write this), this video was very interesting! It's the first time I've ever seen it discussed in one of my favorite channels, so it was a very pleasant surprise.

[guynorth]

This is really mind-blowing, you explain things well Anton, easy to stay with you.

[timsullivan]

Although a great deal of the technical details escape me, I am grateful that this site provides timely science bulletins which - unlike the science/technology reporting in mainstream outlets - provides a much-needed context absent the hype and wild speculation that make it so difficult to put news into a reasonable perspective. Thanks for this.

[danlittlejohn]

Thnx Anton. We are wonderful Aussies and we have broken new ground. Thnx for letting the world know, my fave wonderful YouTube Person. Bless

[simoncollins]

love from new zealand anton. you have a real talent for science communication thank you for sharing it.

[Rovsau]

Thanks for all the in-depth updates on new technologies.
It's one of the things I particularly appreciate about your channel.

[aaronjessee]

It sounds like the matter replicator from star trek is more possible now than we thought, just a couple hundred years away.
Thanks for making a complex subject easier to understand.
You are the kind of teacher the world needs

[gaius_enceladus]

NZer here - this is great stuff and congrats to our Aussie mates "across the ditch" for coming up with this!

[outcastp]

Hello Wonderful Anton. This is person. Thank you for continuous commitment to share with us the latest news in science.

[macrograms]

if you look back at the first prototypes of Integrated circuits (ICs) they are a hot mess held together by luck, glue and the maker holding their breath. They've come a long way.

[christopherg]

"Is this a quantum computer?"
"Maybe..."

[racebiketuner]

I'm old enough to remember when having a transistor radio was a big deal...

[frankgray]

As an Australian it is really cool we could do this. I also really enjoy your videos, they show me a lot of what is going on in the science world and how things are traveling. Have a great day.

[juliansmit]

Thanks Anton. Your videos always brighten my day!

[thenephilim]

That's mind-blowing. I wasn't even aware that they were already working on an IC 😳

[stevenkarnisky]

Go Aussies! Something that might be beneficial for us all!

Thanks, Anton!

[lucienskinner-savallisch]

As someone whose initial love of science came from chemistry but has strayed towards physics because it's more interesting it excites me greatly to hear that some of the most cutting edge physics could initially be used to advance the chemical sciences.

[-jeff-]

TY Anton for reporting the latest quantum leaps.

[emalee]

Please keep us up-to-date on the evolution of this technology!

[tuxuhds]

Oh boy, this is where math-lab meets meth-lab.