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Researchers Bring Quantum Chaos Under Control Across 100 Qubits

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Rutgers and IBM researchers used repeated measurements and resets to control quantum chaos across up to 100 physical qubits. The experiment tests feedback operations needed for more reliable computing.

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Scientists make major step towards fixing the big problem with quantum computers

New technology could bring a variety of revolutionary breakthroughs – but engineers need to bring its ‘chaos’ under control

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Researchers bring quantum chaos under control across 100 qubits

Rutgers and IBM researchers used repeated measurements and resets to control quantum chaos across up to 100 physical qubits. The experiment tests feedback operations needed for more reliable computing.

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This Is One of the Biggest Challenges Facing Quantum Computers. We Are One Step Closer to a Breakthrough.

A quantum computer is chaos, which we are forced to control. But how? Researchers have shown that this is possible even while its processor is running. In an experiment involving up to 100 qubits, regular measurements and subsequent resets allowed the entire system to steer toward the desired state.

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AntyWeb broke the news on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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