Alice & Bob improve cat qubit error rates with ‘squeezing’ technique
The new advancement in quantum error correction involves “squeezing” cat qubits, compressing their quantum state in a way ...
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Alice & Bob Reports Quantum Error Correction Improvement by ‘Squeezing’ Cat Qubits
Fault-tolerant quantum computing company Alice & Bob today announced what they said is a significant advancement in cat qubit ...
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Alice & Bob ‘squeeze’ cat qubits to improve error correction
Alice & Bob, a frontrunner in the race for fault-tolerant quantum computing, has announced a significant advancement in cat qubit technology to reduce errors in quantum computers. Cat qubits are a ...
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IonQ, Alice & Bob roll out quantum breakthroughs
IonQ and Alice & Bob have separately announced breakthroughs that bring quantum computing closer to reality. Alice & Bob announced that they improved error correction 160-fold by “squeezing” qubits ...
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Amazon partner’s quantum cat gets a squeeze as errors shrink 160x without a meow
Alice & Bob, a Paris and Boston-based quantum computing company, announced a 160x improvement in quantum correction achieved ...
Google, Microsoft, and others are racing to crack open quantum computing. Here's how their breakthroughs stack up.
Quantum computing is rapidly evolving, though still largely theoretical — and each of the Big Tech giants wants to be the one ...
Big Tech’s Quantum War Has Begun — and One Tiny Stock Could Win It
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Cat qubits open a faster track to fault-tolerant quantum computing
Center for Quantum Computing have announced what they describe as a “breakthrough” in quantum error correction. Their method ...
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Google, Microsoft, and others are racing to crack open quantum computing. Here's how their breakthroughs stack up.
The quantum race is heating up. Tech titans Amazon, Google, IBM, and Microsoft each recently announced advancements in their prototype chips, tightening the race to develop a commercially useful ...