Google unveils a quantum chip that confirms the existence of parallel universes

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Cheers to Willow, an experimental quantum chip, parallel universes are a genuine Aussie prospect now.

Google has developed a quantum chip called “Willow” that can crack a particular problem in just five minutes. This problem would take the world's quickest supercomputers around ten trillion years to crack. The "Willow" chip runs with 105 qubits. A qubit is the main unit of information used to store data in quantum computing.

The results from this quantum chip could provide evidence for the existence of what has long been a topic of speculation - the multiverse.

The multiverse theory suggests a possibility that there might be an infinite number of worlds existing all at once, each one a separate reality, created by splits in the fabric of space-time.

(MH with MaSi/Source: Tagetik/Photo: Pixabay)

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