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A New Quantum Computing Method is 2,500% More Efficient
Said Q-CTRL CEO and founder Michael J. Biercuk, "This is the most powerful error-suppression technology ever demonstrated, and delivers an enormous competitive advantage to users."
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We just moved years closer to viable quantum computers.
A company has revealed the results of benchmarking experiments that demonstrate how an advanced error-suppression method increased the probability of success for quantum computing algorithms to succeed on real hardware, according to a press release shared with Interesting Engineering via email.
And the new method increased the likelihood of success by an unprecedented 2,500%.
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