Can Qubits Be Cloned? How Encryption Refines, but Does Not Break, the No-Cloning Theorem
IBM hardware cloned a qubit into 77 encrypted copies using 154 qubits, yet only one is ever readable. The no-cloning theorem is refined, not broken.
IBM hardware cloned a qubit into 77 encrypted copies using 154 qubits, yet only one is ever readable. The no-cloning theorem is refined, not broken.
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