Quantum Error Correction News Today

Microsoft and Quantinuum researchers have achieved a significant improvement in quantum error correction that could pave the way for more powerful quantum computers.

PASQAL, a leader in neutral atoms quantum computing, is releasing a significant technology roadmap today.

Sherbrooke, Québec-based Nord Quantique claims that it has achieved a new milestone for error correction in quantum computing.

1. Vladan Vuletic (MIT professor and QuEra Co-founder) had a scientific and technical presentation at the 2023 Q2B conference today. The main part of the talk

Paris, France – November 13, 2023 – Eviden, the Atos Group business leading advanced computing today announces significant enhancements to its recently launched quantum offering, QaptivaTM,...

The quantum engineering company Riverlane has developed the world’s first dedicated decoder chip and published its decoder IP and roadmap to early error-corrected quantum computing.

MIT physicist Daniel Harlow seeks to understand how our universe can abide by two incompatible rulebooks, the Standard Model of Physics and Einstein’s theory of general relativity. He is looking for answers in an alternate “boomerang” reality that represents the universe as a hologram of itself.

The 2023 QSEC Annual Research Conference (QuARC) was a two-day exploration of the leading edge in quantum information science and engineering. Sponsored by the Quantum Science and Engineering Consortium (QSEC), the QuARC brought together industry partners with MIT faculty and students.

Google has achieved an experimental milestone of scaling a logical qubit, demonstrating for the first time that its possible to reduce errors by increasing the number of qubits, its CEO Sundar Pichai has said.

If technologists can’t perfect it, quantum computers will never be big