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Quantum Error Correction (QEC) is vital for harnessing the full potential of quantum computing by mitigating errors that arise due to quantum decoherence. The article highlights that even a small error rate of 0.1% can lead to a significant decrease in the reliability of quantum computations as the number of gates increases. For instance, a single qubit has a 99.9% chance of remaining error-free, but this drops to a 90.4% chance when considering 100 gates, and to less than 1% when 50 qubits are involved. QEC addresses errors through repetition codes, where data is duplicated and the majority vote determines the correct state. However, since quantum states cannot be cloned, Kitaev's surface code proposes a 2D grid of qubits with additional measurements to protect against bit flips and other errors. This approach, known as the surface code, aims to preserve logical qubits, even in the presence of errors. Recent progress includes Google Quantum AI's work on fault-tolerant logic for small-scale applications, and Riverlane's research on the same, as evidenced in papers like Gehér et al.'s arXiv:2312.11605 and Blunt, Geher, and Moylett's Phys. Rev. Research 6, 013325 (2024). Quantum error correction is crucial for hardware manufacturers to understand noise affecting qubits, for end-users to explore applications on early fault-tolerant quantum computers, and for data center developers to optimize resource allocation. For more information, the article refers readers to Riverlane's research page and resources like the Quantum Error Correction Zoo and an Introductory Guide to Quantum Error Correction.
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