At 7:30 in the morning at Xinghan Quantum Laboratory, R&D Director Chen Yu's voice was hoarse after staying up late, but he could not conceal his eagerness. The circular console in the center of the laboratory glows with a cold blue light. Under the dome composed of 360 holographic screens, countless data streams pour out like silver waterfalls, outlining the core architecture of the "Xihe No. 3" Quantum computer. The behemoth that occupies half a basketball court and is wrapped in an ultra-low temperature Dewar bottle is like a long-breathing behemoth. Every collapse and reconstruction of the quantum state is impacting the boundaries of classical computing.
