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A Wobbly Foundation: Why Noise Limits the Power of Quantum Circuits
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A perfect domino track stands or falls on stability: one wobbly piece can ruin everything. Something similar applies to quantum computers, but there, almost every piece is a bit unstable. That wobbliness, known as ‘noise’, is one of the biggest obstacles to working quantum technology. New theoretical research now shows that noise not only causes errors, but […] More science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl.
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