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Quantum computing

Quantum computing

Cat qubits reach a new level of stability

05 Mar 2024 David Schlegel 
Photo of a rectangular chip held in a pair of tweezers by a person's blue-gloved hand
Cat on a chip: Photograph of a chip developed at Alice and Bob that is similar to the ones used in the experiments. (Courtesy: Alice and Bob/Nil Hoppenot)
Quantum computers could surpass conventional computing in essential tasks, but they are prone to err

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David Schlegel is a PhD student contributor to Physics World. He researches quantum error correction and the simulation of open quantum systems at the Swiss Federal Institution of Technology. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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