Accelerating the path to useful quantum error correction | Case study | Yuval Baum | Q2B

Quantum error correction (QEC) holds promise for revolutionizing the utility of quantum computers. Yet, in order to make QEC practically useful we have to first reduce errors well below the error threshold. As the power of QEC grows and the amount of resources needed shrinks as the hardware performance gets better. In this session, we cover two case studies where Q-CTRL optimization software, Boulder Opal, pushes the boundary of QEC on today’s hardware.