Australian team maps quantum error memory over time
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Mar 03, 2026 • 1:06 pm
Research from Macquarie University, led by Dr Christina Giarmatzi has reconstructed how errors develop and spread inside working quantum computers, revealing that noise can link events across time rather than appearing as isolated random faults.
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