Re:IBM compensates for errors, gets usable results out of qu...
by rbanffy on Friday June 16, 2023 @06:30AM
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> So until now no quantum processing was reliable. Fool me once...
At a fundamental level, pretty much yes. The trick is to build virtual reliable qubits out of a bunch of fundamentally temperamental ones. At some point we'll be able to trust the virtual qubits keep their state indefinitely, like memory.
At a fundamental level, pretty much yes. The trick is to build virtual reliable qubits out of a bunch of fundamentally temperamental ones. At some point we'll be able to trust the virtual qubits keep their state indefinitely, like memory.