Quantum error correction
QuantumQuantum error correction: Techniques for keeping fragile qubits reliable by spreading information across many of them. Widely seen as the gate between today’s noisy prototypes and genuinely useful quantum computers.
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- Google researchers cut simulated quantum errors over 1,000-fold
- IBM and Rutgers control quantum chaos across 100 qubits
- DOE advisers chart path to error-corrected quantum computer by 2028
- Infleqtion entangles 30 logical qubits made from just 80 atoms
- IonQ runs quantum error decoding on one Apple laptop chip
- Germany's race for a 1,000-qubit quantum computer: QUDORA's team advances
- DOE opens a $215m quantum competition with $2.5m appropriated
- Nvidia Ising decoder cuts colour code error rates by 347 times
- IQM LUMI AI factory contract puts 150 qubits beside a supercomputer
- OpenAI Jalapeno chip signals a full stack ambition