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Quantum computing

Quantum computing

How to get the errors out of quantum computing

02 Jul 2024 Margaret Harris
Photo of Christopher Eichler giving a talk in a large conference hall in front of a slide depicting quantum circuits
Complex circuits: Christopher Eichler giving his keynote talk on quantum error correction at the Quantum 2.0 conference in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. (Courtesy: Margaret Harris)
All of today’s quantum computers are prone to errors. These errors may be due to imperfect hardwar

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