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Here's your T&B Tech Minute for Thursday, February 27th.

I'm Julie Chang for the Wall Street Journal.

Amazon unveiled its first ever quantum computing chip today. The company says the chip, dubbed Ocelot, can lower the costs of

reducing quantum computing errors by up to 90%. The announcement comes a week after Microsoft

claimed a quantum computing breakthrough by creating a new

state of matter, and in December, Google said it developed a new chip called Willow, that it

said marks in advance in solving quantum's error correction issues. According to the head of

quantum hardware for Amazon Web Services, the company's Ocelot chip is a prototype and not ready to scale.

Microsoft is urging the Trump administration to ease a new chip export system that would restrict the sale of cutting-edge artificial intelligence chips to much of the world.

In a blog post today, Microsoft called for the system to no longer apply to a group of

U.S. friendly nations, including India, Switzerland, and Israel. The company said that countries

facing limited U.S. chip supply would turn to China instead. Invitya has also been vocal about

export controls, calling the proposed rules a sweeping overreach. People

familiar with the matter say Trump administration officials are weighing steps to strengthen

the restrictions while simplifying the export control rules. And Meta apologized last night for what

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