A Quantum Computer Built for the Data Centre, and It Runs on Light
The quantum computers you have seen in photos hang inside a giant refrigerator chilled colder than deep space. A wave of photonic machines just skipped the fridge entirely, sliding into ordinary server racks and running on particles of light, and the shape of the machine may end up mattering more than the qubit count everyone quotes.
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