Quantum computers can process information millions of times faster than classic computers. They offer more computing power for specific, very tricky problems.
Qubits or quantum bits are the fundamental building block for quantum information processes. Due to fragile quantum states, the qubits pick up errors very quickly. Sometimes, they get damaged by the environment of the everyday world.
Quantum error-correcting codes are a method to protect or nurture qubits by embedding them in a more robust entangled state of many particles. Scientists at Bristol’s Quantum Engineering and Technology Laboratories (QETLabs) have demonstrated this using a quantum photonic chip.
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