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IBM, AMD, Oak Ridge Lab Launch Quantum Error Correction Platform

First reported by The Express Tribune Latest report 2 sources
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IBM, AMD, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory have announced a new quantum error correction platform. The platform addresses a key challenge in quantum computing, as quantum computers use fragile subatomic particles that are prone to calculation errors.

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  1. The Express Tribune

    IBM, AMD, Oak Ridge National Laboratory launch quantum error correction platform (opens The Express Tribune in a new tab)

    Quantum computers tackle complex problems using fragile subatomic particles prone to calculation errors

  2. CNA

    IBM, AMD, Oak Ridge National Laboratory launch quantum error correction platform (opens CNA in a new tab)

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