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error correction

British

noun

computing the automatic correction of errors in data that arise from missing or distorted digital pulses

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To confirm the result, the team constructed a functioning quantum chip based on the new qubit, demonstrating that the design can support error correction and scale toward larger systems.

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Longer coherence time directly supports scaling and more reliable error correction.

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“IBM Loon will validate a new architecture to implement and scale the components needed for practical, high-efficiency quantum error correction,” the company said in a news release.

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The chip validates an architecture that can lead to “practical, high-efficiency quantum error correction,” IBM said.

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Bulls predict the technology will transform entire sectors from healthcare to financial services, once issues related to error correction are hammered out, sending the stocks into the stratosphere.

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