error correction

noun

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

Example Sentences

Rigetti has qualified quantum advantage down to four things, Kulkarni said: a minimum of 1,000 qubits, a minimum of 99.9% two-qubit gate fidelity, a maximum of 15-nanosecond gate speed and some form of error correction.

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IBM said it used AMD hardware to run a quantum error correction algorithm, advancing hybrid quantum systems.

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And on Friday, Reuters reported that the algorithm IBM said it had developed to enable error correction can run on chips made by Advanced Micro Devices Inc.

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The Petz map has potential applications in quantum computing for tasks such as quantum error correction and machine learning.

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"Error correction is a vital step necessary in the long-term development of quantum computing. It is the crucial step that turns quantum computing into a practical and commercial tool we can use to solve complex problems in chemistry, materials science, medicine, logistics and energy."

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