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An open copper-colored processor package held beneath laboratory equipment, with a small chip at its center.
Advanced Quantum Testbed/Berkeley Lab
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Inside an AQT processor package

A packaged quantum processor at Berkeley Lab’s Advanced Quantum Testbed. The surrounding connections link the small chip to its experimental hardware.

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