Microsoft’s Majorana 1 breakthrough was met with divided responses from experts who hailed it as a "significant achievement" but said "there's a lot of unknowns." ...

Microsoft’s Majorana 1 chip employs advanced topological qubits that shield quantum information from disturbances and reduce ...

Named after Ettore Majorana, an Italian physicist known for his mysterious theories and disappearance, the chip reflects groundbreaking ideas in quantum physics.

Physicists at Aalto University have reimagined a fundamental quantum process first discovered in 1932, making it possible to ...

Discover how Microsoft’s quantum computing breakthroughs are transforming industries with the Majorana 1 chip and topological ...

Microsoft's Majorana 1 quantum processor is the world's first to be built on a "topological core architecture," using a new ...

The processor uses qubits that can be measured without error and are resistant to outside interference, which the company ...

Microsoft is claiming to have created a topological qubit—something engineers have been trying to achieve for years.

By creating a new state of matter, Microsoft’s engineers have ensured their quantum computer is truly one-of-a-kind.

I don’t understand the Majorana particle, topological qubits, or much else about Microsoft’s quantum computing breakthrough, but I am not alone in that. The Wall Street Journal covers the physics ...

Only a little more than a month after Google announced its Willow quantum computing chip, Microsoft is revealing its own. The ...

The company said it created a “new state of matter” that represents a major advance for quantum computing. But physicists who ...