Quantum Utility: How error mitigation makes quantum computers useful

Quantum computers have the potential to solve some of the world’s biggest problems, but they are limited by their extreme sensitivity to errors caused by environmental noise. New research from IBM Quantum and UC Berkeley shows that a family of computational techniques called quantum error mitigation could allow quantum computers to solve useful problems at a scale far beyond the capability of even the most sophisticated classical supercomputing methods.

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