QuEra claims fault-tolerant quantum computers could arrive by 2028
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Karmela Padavic-Callaghan
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Quantum computing firm QuEra claims that useful, error-free (fault-tolerant) quantum computers could be ready within two years. The company plans to offer a fault-tolerant quantum computer to users via the cloud by 2028. The main obstacle currently is the high error rate in quantum computers, which limits their practical use in fields like chemistry, materials science, and drug development. QuEra's researchers, led by Yuval Boger, are confident they can overcome this hurdle.
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· 3 pulledUseful, error-free quantum computers could be ready in just two years, researchers at the quantum computing firm QuEra have claimed.
The biggest obstacle to today's quantum computers having uses in chemistry, materials and drug development lies in how error-prone they are, which limits the complexity of computations they can run.
Yuval Boger at QuEra and his colleagues are confident that they will soon bypass this obstacle.
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