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New tool on AWS makes it easier to develop quantum error correction
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New tool on AWS makes it easier to develop quantum error correction
Google just moved up its timeline for quantum computers to 2029 because of improvements in quantum computer hardware, quantum error correction, and algorithms. In 2019, Google estimated it would take 20 million qubits to break RSA encryption. By May of 2025, Google revised those estimates down to 1 million. This February, researchers at Australia’s Iceberg Quantum said in a pre-print report that only 100,000 physical qubits were needed. Then, th…
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