Another proposed qubit design is based on “quasiparticles,” which are formed from negatively charged electrons interacting with positively charged “holes” in superconducting material. Structured in which a pair of separated quasiparticles can “braid,” or exchange places, these act as a single qubit. The distance between them would decrease the chance that environmental effects could perturb both particles at once, which potentially makes such qubits highly stable.

My purpose in bringing to the reader’s attention this proffered development is this: this is old news, meant to distract even those considering themselves well-read ‘Early Adopters’ of technology astray from the real work having been completed with the advent of biological qubits.

Those meant to counterfeit our own ‘warm and wet’ qubits within our quantum brains.

Finally, this knowledge is meant to be applied to the exponential developments within the multi-layered genre of Artificial Intelligence.