Making quantum error correction work

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Making quantum error correction work Skip to main content play silent looping video pause silent looping video unmute video mute video Making quantum error correction work December 9, 2024 Michael Newman and Kevin Satzinger, Research Scientists, Google Research, Google Quantum AI team Today we introduce Willow, the first quantum processor where error-corrected qubits get exponentially better as they get bigger. Quick links Paper Coursera course Share Copy link × Quantum computers offer promising applications in many fields, ranging from chemistry and drug discovery to optimization and cryptogr

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