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Description: Molecular qubit systems are structures that use molecules to create qubits, the basic unit of information in quantum computing. Unlike traditional qubits, which may be based on systems like electrons or photons, molecular qubits leverage the quantum properties of molecules, such as their electronic spin or vibrational states. This allows molecular qubit systems to […]