CSIRO publishes quantum power breakthrough


David Allen
Reporter

Researchers at the national science agency have developed a more energy and temperature-efficient architecture for quantum computers using emergent tiny battery technology.

The CSIRO on Monday published new research theoretically showing how quantum batteries could power quantum computers, freeing up space traditionally taken by external power sources for more compute power and reducing operating temperatures.

Quantum batteries (QBs) are extremely small, measuring just a few nanometres in size, and store …

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