
Google's Quantum Leap: New Chip Achieves Unprecedented Stability
Google's quantum computing team has achieved a significant milestone by stabilizing an error-corrected quantum bit for an hour using their new Willow chip, which features 105 qubits. This advancement demonstrates the potential of quantum error correction to support complex algorithms. Google has also invested in its own fabrication facility to enhance process control and reduce noise in its superconducting processors. The work highlights the exponential improvements in error correction as more hardware qubits are dedicated to a single logical qubit, paving the way for more reliable quantum computing.

