First use of Deutsch's Algorithm in a cluster state quantum computer

Finding a way to build a quantum computer that works more efficiently than a classical computer has been the holy grail of quantum information processing for more than a decade. “There is quite a strong competition at the moment to realize these protocols,” Mark Tame tells PhysOrg.com.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news96107220.html">First use of Deutsch's Algorithm in a cluster state quantum computer</a></p> <p>Finding a way to build a quantum computer that works more efficiently than a classical computer has been the holy grail of quantum information processing for more than a decade. “There is quite a strong competition at the moment to realize these protocols,” Mark Tame tells <i>PhysOrg.com</i>.</p>