Chinese breakthrough paves way for production of graphene-based quantum chips

Graphite has long been a workhorse of industry – used in pencils since the 1500s, in steelmaking during the 1800s, and today in battery electrodes.
Research from Peking University now suggests it could even play a role in next-generation quantum computers.
According to a paper published on July 23 by the peer-reviewed journal Science, the research team has cleared a major obstacle on the road to practical quantum computers and come up with a realistic platform for the production of...