Orbsight Ltd noted that a preprint by Quantinuum showed significant progress towards useful fault-tolerant quantum computing using their full-stack Helios 98-qubit trapped-ion quantum computer.
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Noticed a preprint by Quantinuum came out last week that is showing significant progress towards useful fault-tolerant quantum computing, but doesn't seem to be widely r…
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Orbsight Ltd
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Quantum computing is not only being built through advances in qubits, but through the integration of manufacturing, fault tolerance, classical HPC, AI and deep tech product development. Orbsight exists to help organisations navigate that transition by turning quantum potential into deployable capability. Drawing on experience across quantum device design and manufacture, miniaturised instrumentation, quantum error correction and technology commercialisation, Orbsight connects research, industry and investment with clear-eyed insight, technical credibility and a focus on real progress over hype.
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