Quantum pioneer Diraq has proved that its silicon quantum dot qubits can be made in a manufacturing environment with consistently low error rates, marking a crucial step toward utility-scale quantum systems for the Sydney-based startup.
Research published in scientific journal Nature overnight shows Diraq’s chips repeatedly achieved an error rate below 1 per cent — the minimum threshold for enabling large-scale quantum computing — in two-qubit operations.
Andrew Dzurak, the …
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