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Microsoft and Atom Computing release papers on quantum error correction.
The two companies are releasing a draft manuscript describing their work on error correction today .
The paper serves as both a good summary of where things currently stand in the world of error correction, as well as a good look at some of the distinct features of computation using neutral atoms.
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