Quantum processors operate at extremely low temperatures close to absolute zero to minimize quantum decoherence.
Another limitation of current quantum computing technology is the need for low-temperature environments. Quantum processors operate at extremely low temperatures close to absolute zero to minimize quantum decoherence. This requirement makes it challenging to scale up quantum systems and integrate them into practical applications. Researchers are exploring different approaches to building more stable and scalable qubits, such as superconducting circuits, trapped ions, and topological qubits. These advancements in quantum hardware are crucial for making quantum computers more practical and accessible.