Multiple physical qubits are used to correct errors and create a single logical qubit.
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Decades after the idea for a quantum computer was first floated, progress in the field can feel like the adage about fusion energy: “It is always just one decade away.” Nonetheless, developers assert that real progress has been made over the past several years. To make sense of the sometimes wild...
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