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Read article: Linking silicon T centres with light offers a route to fault-tolerant quantum computing
Stephanie Simmons of Photonic Inc is our podcast guest
Read article: Quantum error correction produces better ‘magic’ states
Proof-of-concept demonstration yields encoded magic states that are robust against any single-qubit error
Read article: The ORCA-Quest quantitative CMOS camera: a core building block for quantum systems
The ORCA-Quest scientific camera from Hamamatsu Photonics is opening up cutting-edge applications in quantum computing
Read article: Skills development provides pathways into quantum workforce
The UK's National Quantum Computing Centre is working to avoid a future skill shortage by providing accessible routes into quantum computing for people at all stages of their career
Read article: Zurich Instruments launch their SHF+ series platform for quantum computing technologies
Zurich Instruments is moving quantum computing forward with its newly released SHF+ series platform
Read article: Quantum Machines’ processor-based approach for quantum control
Quantum Machines introduces the OPX1000 platform, a scaled up system with very high channel density for error-free quantum computing
Read article: Schrödinger’s cat makes a better qubit in critical regime
Researchers discover that operating close to a phase transition produces optimal error suppression in so-called cat qubits
Read article: Europe plans to build 100-qubit quantum computer by 2026
Funded by Quantum Delta NL, the quantum computer is expected to be made publicly available
Read article: Why error correction is quantum computing’s defining challenge
Steve Brierley argues that quantum computers must implement comprehensive error-correction techniques before they can become fully useful to society
Read article: New ion trapping approach could help quantum computers scale up
Confining ions with static magnetic and electric fields instead of an oscillating radiofrequency field reduces heating and gives better position control
