Can a new approach help make computer computers errorers free of charge?
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A Canadian Quantum Computing Start-Up claims its new quaron that enables fewer and cheap computers without skill. But getting there can be a swift challenge.
To correct personal errors, a traditional computer can save double information in many places, a practice called renicancy. For qualitum computers to achieve their own redynyny version, they usually require a lot of amounts of value, or quits – hundred thousand.
Now, Julien camirand leyre on Cinnoton And his partners make a lot they say let them count the number of hundreds. “The basic important idea behind our hardware is … there are quits with intrinsic redillancy,” he said.
There are several versions of the quit, such as small circuits superconducting and more cold atoms. The Nord Quitique quitique is a hole in the superconducting full of microwave radiation: the particles that carry this radiation, the phorities, can trap their quantum states.
Similar quit designs have been built before, but the new one has the “multimode encoding”. It means researchers used some of Photond’s assets at one time to store information – a method of encoding more powerful commot computer errors.
Victor Albert At the University of Maryland says correcting quotas error requires more quits – so that information can be a “larger” to an individual quits of a person with “bigger” to an individual “in an individual”
New Qitit uses the second approach, storing information in a mathematical space effectively with four-dimensional, he said.
As a result, the Nord’s prepared projects that computers have an error amounting to 50 times less than those who have used quits in addition, the company estimates the machines that have been built in the quits of its quits a tenth like many machines.
However, Nord Quantique has not presented the data in more than one quit. Nor does it use this new quit in a comparison, except determining it is supported by the actual support of multimode encoding. Many steps and technical challenges remain on the QUANTUM COMPALING team in the scale.
“It’s too early to say whether this method leads to Fault-Tolerant computation … more useful than some other methods pursued,” as Barbara is thrown In Technology Technology technology in the Netherlands.
Michel Visit At Yale University says that the new job is “an addition, instead of a groundbreaking, resulting in Science of Quantum in error technical problems.
Lemyre says they are currently working on building a lot of quits and improves their current design. For example, they want to add “perfection mechanisms” to manipulate information stored within qubit, as it occurs when a computer computer operates a calculation. They expect to build a practical computer value with more than 100 of their Quebits with an error in the error 2029.
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