<ul><li>A startup has launched the world's first silicon-based quantum device, Bell-1, blending quantum computing potential with traditional high-performance computing.</li><li>Bell-1 is a six-qubit machine that can fit into existing data center environments, similar in size to GPU servers and rack-mountable.</li><li>The device operates at 0.3 Kelvin with its own cooling system, utilizes silicon-based spin qubits for scalability, and integrates Arm CPUs and neural processing units on a single chip.</li><li>Bell-1 marks a significant advancement in quantum computing technology, offering future upgradability, high performance, and scalability utilizing semiconductor fabrication techniques.</li></ul>

World's first silicon-based quantum computer is small enough to plug into a regular power socket

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