Quantum Computing’s Biggest Problem? The Ocelot Chip Might Finally Solve It

Demonstration of a small programmable quantum computer with atomic qubits

A small programmable quantum computer is demonstrated that uses five trapped ions as qubits; the computer is reconfigurable and different algorithms can be compiled without changing the hardware. The functional quantum computer is eagerly awaited in certain circles. For instance, for problems such as simulation of chemical reactions and factoring large numbers, a quantum computer would outperform any classical computer. Although algorithms have …

Quantum Computing’s Biggest Problem? The Ocelot Chip Might Finally Solve It

Scientists are tackling one of the biggest hurdles in quantum computing: errors caused by noise and interference. Their solution? A new chip called Ocelot that uses “cat qubits” — a special type of qubit that dramatically reduces errors. Traditional quantum systems require thousands of extra qubits for error correction, but this breakthrough could slash that [...]

Amazon’s Breakthrough Quantum Chip ‘Ocelot’ Reduces Error Correction Costs by 90% – Impact Lab

Amazon has revealed a revolutionary quantum computing chip named Ocelot, which promises to reshape the future of quantum computing. This innovative chip is the first of its kind to utilize a scalable architecture that reduces the cost of error correction by an impressive 90%. Developed by the team at the AWS Center for Quantum Computing in […]

Quantum Computing’s Biggest Problem? The Ocelot Chip Might Finally Solve It – DG Verifications & Stats

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Scientists are tackling one of the biggest hurdles in quantum computing: errors caused by noise and interference. Their solution? A new chip called Ocelot that uses “cat qubits” — a special type of qubit that dramatically reduces errors. Traditional quantum systems require thousands of extra qubits for error correction, but this breakthrough could slash that […]

Amazon Debuts Its First Quantum Computing Chip for Error Correction

Ocelot uses bosonic cat qubits to correct errors with just nine physical qubits per logical qubit—far fewer than traditional surface codes.

Alice and Bob Cat Qubits Could Make the Useful Quantum Computer

The Startup Alice and Bob have been working on the cat qubit. Alice & Bob is a Paris-based quantum computing startup founded in 2020 by Théau Peronnin and Raphaël Lescanne, with a mission to build the first universal, fault-tolerant quantum computer. Their main technological advantage is the proprietary “cat qubit” technology. With over 110 employees ...