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Quantum Bits Hold Data for 39 Minutes, Smash World Record [CORRECTION]
For the first time, researchers have been able to demonstrate that information can be stored in quantum state for 39 minutes at room temperature. This is a world record in quantum computing. The study could pave way for super-fast computers.
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