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Yes, but it doesn't work on modern hardware. Too much noise. Everyone in the industry is basically fully occupied with coming up with a mechanism for active er
by dumbo-octopus 2y ago
Yes, but it doesn't work on modern hardware. Too much noise.
Everyone in the industry is basically fully occupied with coming up with a mechanism for active error correction. But based on what I've heard from the folks on the front lines, it's still 10+ years away at minimum.