"But actually, the most critical technical challenge is not the number of qubits, but the stability of the qubits."
"If we can maintain 128 qubits stable for a long time, it's absolutely enough for computing power."
"After all, 250 qubits are enough to store all the information in the universe. Just think about the concept of 128 qubits by yourself..."
"Yes, this comrade's understanding of quantum computers is correct..."
"Lingxi, be quiet for a moment."
Chen Jian waved his hand to give the order, then said:
"Then in this way, the code of the Fu Xi project can also be explained."
"Lu Zhou itself is a key city for quantum computing. The role they should play in the Fu Xi project is likely related to intelligence."
"I remember they also developed a third-generation quantum computer before—what was it called again?"
"Wukong."
Lei Jie answered casually, and immediately said:
"Actually, we can directly ask Lingxi—what is the Fu Xi project, can it not know?"
