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Recent updates in quantum computing suggest that useful error-corrected quantum computers may be available by 2028. Developments include advancements in trapped ion processors and a reassessment of quantum supremacy claims. Experts indicate that practical applications will require effective error correction.
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Recent updates in quantum computing suggest that useful error-corrected quantum computers may be available by 2028. Developments include advancements in trapped ion processors and a reassessment of quantum supremacy claims. Experts indicate that practical applications will require effective error correction.
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Sooner than expected? Useful quantum error correction promised for 2028.
Quantum Computing Developments Include Promises for Error Correction by 2028