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Quantum processors are specialized chips that manipulate qubits through superposition and entanglement to perform computations far beyond the reach of classical architectures.
Intel is building scalable quantum hardware using silicon qubits and cryogenic control, aiming to support future fault-tolerant systems.
Microsoft’s new Majorana-1 quantum chip marks a breakthrough in the pursuit of scalable, fault-tolerant quantum computing by using topological qubits.
Google’s Willow chip is a superconducting quantum processor that advances error correction, marking a key step toward scalable quantum computing and real-world applications.
Photonic quantum computing uses light particles to process information at high speeds, offering scalable, room-temperature quantum systems built on mature optical technologies.

Quantum sensing uses quantum mechanics to make ultra-precise measurements, transforming fields like medicine, navigation, and environmental monitoring.
BlueQubit’s Pauli Path Simulators offer a powerful classical alternative for simulating large quantum circuits, effectively benchmarking quantum utility claims.