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Note that you do not need error correction for quantum computing. You only need it for digital quantum computing. There's a separate branch, analog quantum comp
by Yoric 2y ago
Note that you do not need error correction for quantum computing. You only need it for digital quantum computing. There's a separate branch, analog quantum computing, that is also very promising.
- Yoric 2y agoDoes anybody want to elaborate why I'm being downvoted? For context, there are several companies selling analog quantum computers, e.g. Pasqal, D-Wave.
- abdullahkhalids 2y agoWhat D-Wave has is not a quantum computer, in the sense that it (the computer architecture) can't solve BQP problems efficiently. They are widely considered shills by the quantum computing community.