Error correction
Quantum Error Correction
Quantum computing is a marvel of modern science, promising to solve problems that no classical computer could ever tackle. But at the heart of this technology lies a paradox: quantum systems, by their very nature, are fragile.
This fragility is why Quantum Error Correction (QEC) isn’t just an option for quantum computers; it’s a necessity. Without it, the quantum revolution would remain a theoretical dream. Pasqal, a leader in neutral-atom quantum computing, has made error correction a core part of its mission. By leveraging the unique advantages of neutral-atom qubits, Pasqal is tackling one of the most formidable challenges in quantum computing: ensuring that quantum information remains accurate and reliable even in the face of noise and decoherence.
What are errors in Quantum Computing?
Calculations performed on QPUs can be erroneous…
Learn more about what erroneous calculation means in Quantum Computing and why it happens.
What is Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing?
Detect and correct errors during calculation.
Discover how with fault-tolerant quantum computing (FTQC) we can reduce errors to ensure the result of the calculation is correct.
Details on FTQC
FTQC doesn’t mean we don’t do errors anymore. However, it strongly reduces them. Dive into Pasqal’s vision of FTQC to understand how we are achieving FTQC
FTQC in practice
FTQC on Neutral Atoms
Here is an example of FTQC in practice to have a better understanding of how it works.
Our latest news on FTQC
Pasqal and Riverlane Join Forces to Achieve Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing
Pasqal and Welinq Partner to Develop Tailored Quantum Interconnects for Neutral-Atom Quantum Computing
