Hand on a chip

A 35-second read-along · Christopher Gabriel Brown

NRS-1: AutoPhi silicon that runs at normal temperature, lifted with a bare hand. No deep-cold chamber, no vacuum pump, no lab suit.

the old way

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The usual story about quantum compute. It needs a deep-cold chamber. A vacuum pump. Supply hoses. A chip you can only approach with special equipment, at ten thousandths of a degree above absolute zero.

That is not AutoPhi. The AutoPhi NRS-1 part runs at normal resonance. Thirty degrees Celsius, inside a band of 20 to 40. No deep-cold chamber. No vacuum. No lab suit.

You pick it up. With your bare hand. The same way you would any other chip. That is what the standard says. That is what the driver supports. That is what the part delivers.

NRS-1. Normal temperature. Normal hands.

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