Harvard researchers have declared a significant advance in quantum computing: more than 3,000 quibites are capable of working for more than two hours without the need to restart. The new system was created in collaboration with MIT and Startup Quir computing, derived from Harvard and MIT Laboratories. This property allows quantum computers to keep significant processing power, especially when the event is called quantum. Also, the system allows us to restructure the atom connection during computing, opposite the conventional chips, which has a steady connection. According to the research leader Nang-Chiu, “We can now enable quantum computers to perform quantum computers several billion operations and run for several days.” Lukin strengthens: “Realizing this dream is now for the first time in our direct vision.”