If you drive through Burnaby on your morning commute, you could be passing by the home of the future of computing, a future that could fundamentally change the way we interact with technology.
It’s not something you’ll see in a store window — a tiny computer chip is housed in a chamber colder than interstellar space and the system, which sells for between $10 and $15 million, is kept in a 10-square metre room.
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