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Rutgers and IBM Demonstrate Real-Time Quantum Feedback Control Across 100 Qubits
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IBM and Rutgers Control Quantum Chaos Across 100 Qubits on Heron Processor
IBM and Rutgers researchers have demonstrated real-time quantum feedback control across 100 qubits on an IBM Quantum Heron processor. Their study, published in Nature Physics, implemented adaptive quantum circuits to validate non-unitary dynamics crucial for scalable quantum error correction. They observed a control-induced phase transition between chaotic and controlled phases, marking a significant step in experimental quantum control and hard…
Researchers from Rutgers University, IBM and other scientific institutions have demonstrated real-time control of a quantum system of 100 qubits. Quantum Insider writes about this.
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