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$CCCX / $INFQ Infleqtion's neutral atom technology referenced in the All In Podcast! Not only do they have real products in the field with quantum sensing, but Infleqtion is also leveraging their neutral atom technology to build quantum computers without the need for huge chandelier cryogenic setups. On the... show more

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32,624 views • 1 year ago

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