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Experts Question Validity of Microsoft's Quantum Computing Claims

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Experts Question Validity of Microsoft's Quantum Computing Claims
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The Gist

“A Nature paper challenges Microsoft's quantum computing breakthrough over data selection and coding errors, while Microsoft defends its findings.”

A recent paper published in Nature critiques Microsoft's reported quantum computing breakthrough. The researchers accuse Microsoft's team of cherry-picking data to support their claims.

The critique also points out fundamental Python coding errors in Microsoft's research, which may undermine the computational reliability of their results.

Despite these allegations, Microsoft has publicly defended the integrity and accuracy of its quantum computing work, standing by the soundness of the reported findings.

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