We have retold 2 papers by this author. most often about: quantum error correction, quantum sensing, quantum annealing. 8 co-authors across our retellings.
Atomic qubits 'snap' computations in microseconds, but capturing the result with a light-sensitive camera stretches out to milliseconds — thousands of times longer.
A quantum computer is like an orchestra where each musician plays their own part but sometimes hits a wrong note. To keep the music from turning into cacophony, you need a conductor who corrects mistakes in time. In quantum computing, the role of the conductor is played by error-correcting codes.