The new operating system is the world's first that allows quantum computers with different types of qubits to work together on the same network. (Image credit: hh5800 via Getty Images)
Researchers have created the world's first operating system specifically designed for quantum computers, which will allow quantum computers to connect to each other, paving the way for a quantum internet.
An operating system, such as Microsoft Windows or Apple iOS, is a program that is responsible for managing all the other applications on a computer. However, most quantum computers are designed and built for a specific purpose, such as performing experiments or simulations.
This limits the potential capabilities of quantum computers and makes them difficult to connect. There are also different types of quantum computers, using different types of quantum bits (qubits) to achieve quantum superposition in different ways.
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