I was pleased to learn of Silex's ground-breaking development into the field of quantum computing chips, because although I'm no fan of the nuclear industry, I'm genuinely interested in the outstanding Australian progress towards the development of quantum computers.
However, I'm perplexed by their omission from the Boyer lectures, as well as the total absence of discussion on this thread to explain the Z-Spin technology's place in the development of quantum computing.
Is it more about spin than technology, or is it a well kept secret?
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