Unexpected discovery results in super fast switching qubits

Researchers at Diraq, a company that originated at the University of New South Wales, made a groundbreaking discovery more or less by accident. In testing an experiment, it was found that when the voltage was increased, the spin quickly changed from up to down and back again. This rotation is unexpected but can mean a lot for the speed of quantum computers. This is partly limited by the switching speed of the quantum bits. There are reaction times of 3 nanose…