Toward Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing

The academic innovation support team delves into the forefront of quantum computing technology, featuring experts from Wolfram Research and Q-CTRL
What You'll Discover:
Insights into Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing
Strategies to Reduce Quantum Noise
The Partnership between Q-CTRL and Wolfram Research
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Michael Hush, Chief Scientific Officer at Q-CTRL.
Mohammad Bahrami, the lead of the Quantum Team and Academic Innovation Support Team at Wolfram Research.
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[@silberlinie]

As far as I know, today we need around 1,000
physical qbits to realize a single logical qbit.
For a variety of reasons, e.g. Error compensation.

[@outdoorcoaching]

What are the chances of an unsuspended new insight or even complete device, that will dwarf all the current competing developments in one sweep⁉️ Because it all seems quite broad and pioneering.
Edit, spelling 😊