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Fujitsu and QuTech achieve a world-first sub-0.1% error probability in a complete universal quantum gate set for diamond spin qubits, exceeding the threshold for quantum error correction, an ...

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Researchers at QuTech, in collaboration with Fujitsu and Element Six, have demonstrated a complete set of quantum gates with error probabilities below 0.1%. While many challenges remain, being able to ...