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Alternate qubit design does error correction in hardware

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Nord Quantique has demonstrated error correction using a single qubit with quantum nct hardware design.

The qubits are too error-prone to be trusted for complex calculations, so quantum information will need to be distributed across quantum e qubits.

A bosonic qubit is structured much like a transmon, the form of qubit favored by tech heavyweights like IBM and Google.

The company doesn't even expect to demonstrate operations on pairs of qubits until later this year.

A handfu hundred ry different technologies are already well into development and s tens of thousands to millions em will have to scale to a minimum of tens of thousands of qubits while enablin 1,000 ability to perform the last month ulations that were cutting-edge several years a few decades ago.

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