Google claims milestone in quantum error correction

Google hails ‘key milestone’ in quantum computing

In new research published in the journal Nature, the Google Quantum AI lab describes a system that can significantly decrease the error rate.

Google claims milestone in quantum error correction

'We reached the break-even point' on roadmap, say boffins in peer reviewed paper, but it's still 'not good enough'

Google AI researchers reduce error rates in key step toward future of quantum computing

This result could offer a path to the industry’s ultimate goal: a quantum computer that can be used for a wide range of useful and economically valuable applications

Google announces a new breakthrough towards the future quantum computer

This revolutionary machine, considered a “Holy Grail” by computer scientists, is not for tomorrow because many technological obstacles remain to be overcome.

Google’s quantum computer reached an error-correcting milestone

A larger array of quantum bits outperformed a smaller one in tests performed by Google researchers, suggesting quantum computers could be scaled up.

Quantum computer errors, possibility that they can be reduced... US Google Research Team

[Yomiuri Shimbun] The research team of Google Inc. in the United States revealed in experiments that there is a possibility that it can be improved on problems where errors accumulate during calculation and erroneous results are likely to occur in the next-generation calculator “quantum computer”. The paper will be published in the scientific journal Nature on the 23rd.