Quantum Computers Check Each Other’s Answers in New Error-Correction Approach
Quantum computers may be now able to employ a “call-a-friend” tactic to make sure their answers are correct. In a study published today in Physical Review X, a team of physicists from Vienna, Innsbruck, Oxford, and Singapore designed an error-correction method that lets quantum computers check each other’s answers. While quantum computers are advancing quickly, […]
5 Singapore-Based Quantum Startups Doing The Island City State Proud
Singapore, a skyscraper-laden, tropical paradise known for its business-friendly policies. With the second-highest GDP per capita (PPP) in the world, it’s no wonder this island city-state — one of the Four Asian Tigers — has some of the most innovative startups in the world. This goes for startups in the quantum tech ecosystem, too, with a handful so far […]
TQD Exclusive: Quantum Computing Must Be People-Powered, Not Just Quantum Powered, Says Horizon Quantum Computing’s CEO
No matter how fast. No matter how powerful. No matter how many qubits can be entangled. No matter how long those qubits can remain entangled. The quantum computer industry will never reach its full potential unless people can actually use quantum computers. Horizon Quantum Computing, a Singapore-based quantum startup, was founded with the mission of […]