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From the chip to the kilobit machine, there is a tough battle for superconducting quantum computing
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- – When will quantum computers help people develop new drugs and find new materials?
- These applications have been discussed for many years, and researchers have been advancing a fundamental work: enabling machines to reliably perform more complex calculations.
- Nowadays, superconducting quantum computing has crossed an important threshold in experiments - expanding the scale of error correction, and the logical error rate can be reduced accordingly.
- There is already an experimental basis for exchanging more hardware resources for higher reliability.
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Read the original: 从芯片到千比特整机，超导量子计算还有一场硬仗