A discussion with Sankar Das Sarma and Chetan Nayak
Dr. Sankar Das Sarma, a Distinguished University Professor of physics at University of Maryland joins Chetan Nayak, Distinguished Engineer of Quantum at Microsoft to discuss Microsoft’s unique approach to building a fully scalable quantum machine.
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Видео A discussion with Sankar Das Sarma and Chetan Nayak канала Microsoft Research
See more at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/video/a-discussion-with-sankar-das-sarma-and-chetan-nayak/
Видео A discussion with Sankar Das Sarma and Chetan Nayak канала Microsoft Research
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