Microsoft Didn’t Build a Better Computer. They Built a New State of Matter. — An artist’s interpretation of Microsoft’s Majorana 1: a topological quantum chip designed to stabilize exotic quantum states and push computing beyond conventional matter.

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Microsoft Didn’t Build a Better Computer. They Built a New State of Matter.

by Steven Alber

Updated April 10, 2026

by Steven Alber

Updated April 10, 2026

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