IBM cuts quantum error rates 10x as computer completes hard task in 15 minutes
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IBM and University of Chicago researchers ran a complex quantum computation in 15 minutes that classical computers couldn't practically reproduce or verify. Using 70 error-corrected qubits, they cut error rates by 10 times, while also proving the results were accurate, a major step toward trustworthy, real-world quantum computing.
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