Chapter 111: 111:Quantum Computer[II]

Evan's lab buzzed with activity as he meticulously crafted each batch of nanowires.

Every seven hours, he would complete a batch and immediately convert the nanowires into qubits and store them in a specialized refrigerator to preserve their integrity.

As he worked, Aurora, his AI assistant, monitored the process and provided periodic updates. Evan's face, set in determined concentration, occasionally softened with a smile at Aurora's reassuring notifications.

"Aurora, how's the status of the current batch?" Evan asked, his eyes never leaving the machine.

[Processing the current batch. Everything is on track.]

Evan nodded, his expression focused but hopeful. When he wasn't working on the nanowires, he would immerse himself in writing the intricate code for the quantum chip architecture.

Meanwhile, Aurora continued to track his schedule, her tone gentle but firm.

[Sir, don't forget to eat and take a break.] Aurora reminded him.

With a sigh, Evan glanced up, his face a mix of fatigue and determination. "Right, I'll take a break with the completion of this batch."

This way, days passed, and Evan had accumulated over 2,000 qubits. He removed the final batch of nanowires from the machine, his face illuminated by a satisfied grin as he converted them into qubits and placed them in the refrigerator.

After all that was done, he prepared for the crucial next step.

"Aurora, let's move on to the next phase," Evan said, his eyes gleaming with anticipation.

[Understood. Initiating the cryogenic system to cool the qubits to near absolute zero.]

Evan observed as the system began its work, his face set in a mask of intense focus. Once the qubits reached the required temperature, Evan moved to the control panel, his brow furrowed in concentration as he began manipulating the Majorana fermions using magnetic fields and microwave sources.

"Aurora, are we on track?" he asked, tension evident in his voice.

[Yes, Evan. All the parameters are stable, and the manipulation is proceeding as planned.]

Hearing this, Evan's shoulders relaxed slightly, his face softening with a hint of relief. With the qubits now integrated into a larger quantum circuit, he focused on finalizing the quantum architecture code.

"Aurora, proceed with integrating the qubits into the circuit," Evan directed, his expression filled with a mix of exhaustion and hope. MVLeMpYr-official-text

[Integrating qubits into the quantum circuit. Coordinating operations for optimal performance.]

Once the integration was complete, Evan extracted the quantum chip from the machine. As he placed the chip onto the electronic microscope for inspection, his face showed a blend of excitement and anxiety. An analysis by Aurora revealed that a small section of the chip had defects, affecting about 100 qubits.

"Does this affect the chip's functionality?" Evan asked, his brow furrowed with concern.

[The remaining qubits are functioning correctly. The defect affects only a small portion of the chip's connections.]

Evan's face lit up with a triumphant smile, though he still appeared slightly relieved. "Great! I'll store the chip and start on the next batch of nanowires."

[Initiating phase three. Integration of next 1,000 qubits in progress.]

The hours passed in a flurry of activity as Aurora continued the complex task with Evan's eyes rarely leaving the monitors, ensuring that every qubit was connected correctly and all the parameters remained within the required limits.

Finally, Aurora's voice broke the silence. [Phase three is complete. We are now moving to the final phase, integrating the remaining 1,000 qubits.]

Evan's expression was one of intense concentration. "Excellent. Let's finish strong."

As Aurora completed the final phase, the integration was nearly complete. The last set of qubits was carefully aligned and connected, with Evan monitoring every detail.

When the final qubit was in place, Aurora confirmed, [Integration complete. The quantum computer with 4,000 qubits is now fully assembled.]

Evan let out a heavy sigh of relief, satisfaction evident on his face. "Fantastic work, Aurora. Let's run a diagnostic to make sure that everything is functioning correctly."

Aurora began the diagnostic tests, running a series of checks to verify the performance and stability of the quantum computer. [Diagnostic tests are running. Initial results show that the quantum computer is operating within expected parameters.]

Evan watched the results, his face reflecting a mix of anticipation and pride. The quantum computer, now fully integrated and operational, was a testament to his hard work and the precision of Aurora's assistance.

"Everything looks good," Evan said, a satisfied smile crossing his face. "We've done it."

[Congratulations, Sir. The quantum computer is now operational and ready for advanced computations.]

Just then the system's notification rang in Evan's mind.

DING!

[Congratulations, host, for the technological breakthrough in the progress of the current world.]

[You have cleared a hidden quest.]

[Reward: A 100% Discount Card.]

[Using this item, you might purchase anything desirable from the shop freely.]

Evan laughed happily, pleasantly surprised. Then he shifted his attention back to the screen.

His face beamed with accomplishment as he took in the sight of his creation.

The quantum computer, with its 4,000 qubits, stood ready to tackle problems that were previously beyond reach. It was the culmination of countless hours of work and a major step forward in the field of quantum computing.

"Thank you, Aurora. This is just the beginning," Evan said, turning to his AI assistant with gratitude. "Now, let's see what this machine can really do."

[Looking forward to it, Sir. Let's push the boundaries of quantum computing.] Aurora responded.

With a sense of accomplishment and excitement for the future, Evan began preparing his quantum computer to bring it to reality.