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A quantum error correction architecture developed by researchers at the French startup Alice & Bob and France’s National Institute for Research in Digital Science and Technology could reduce quantum computer hardware requirements. The architecture uses low-density parity-check codes and cat qubits, which suppress bit-flip errors, and involves the implementation of a fault-tolerant set of parallelizable logical gates without additional hardware complexity.
From “Cat Qubit Error Correction Architecture”
HPCwire (01/23/24)
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