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Several small metallic cavity components with broad round bases are illuminated in warm orange light.
Ryan Postel / Fermilab
Components · Superconducting

Cavities at SQMS

A close photograph of cavity components at Fermilab’s SQMS research center. These are experimental components rather than a complete quantum computer.

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Ryan Postel / Fermilab
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Ryan Postel / Fermilab

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