US EditionError-correction tech could make quantum computing centres practical
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Error-correction tech could make quantum computing centres practical
Nord Quantique is touting another breakthrough in error correction that could make quantum computing more viable. “Our machines will also consume a fraction of the energy, which makes them appealing to [high-performance computing] centres where energy costs are top of mind.” Julien Camirand Lemyre CEO, Nord Quantique The Sherbrooke, Qué.-based company says it has developed quantum error correction that uses “multimode” encoding to produce quant…
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