Before It Was Shut Down, Google’s Willow Revealed Something Terrifying
Google's newest quantum processor just did something that shouldn't be physically possible in our universe. In late 2024, a team of researchers unveiled Willow, a superconducting chip that solved a calculation in 5 minutes that would take today’s fastest supercomputer 10 septillion years to finish. That is a timeframe trillions of times longer than the age of the entire universe.
In this investigation, we dive into why the project suddenly went dark following this breakthrough. We explore the "Multiverse Hypothesis"—the idea that Willow isn't doing the work in our world, but is sampling resources from parallel realities. We break down the science of Surface Code Error Correction, the discovery of Floquet Topological Order, and the chilling "Observer Induced Collapses" that reportedly caused physical changes in the lab equipment during calculations.
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Posted Apr 28
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