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Rigetti Adds Quantum Elements' Constellation Platform to Its Error Correction Workflow
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At a glance
Rigetti Computing, a maker of superconducting quantum computers, has added Quantum Elements' Constellation simulation environment to its quantum error correction work. The tool simulates chip behavior on classical computers to predict performance before running real hardware.
Key points
- After a three-year technical collaboration, Rigetti validated the platform's ability to predict performance.
- The platform could predict single- and two-qubit gate accuracy on its 36-qubit and 108-qubit processors.
- Engineers can test designs with digital twins on ordinary computers instead of using physical quantum chips.
- Rigetti plans to use it to find what limits performance in multi-chip designs as qubit counts grow.
Why it matters
Building practical quantum computers requires testing designs before costly chip fabrication and cryogenic runs, and this approach can cut that expense and time.
Original source
Rigetti Computing Integrates Quantum Elements Constellation Platform into Error Correction Pipeline
Quantum Computing Report · Nov 14, 02:00 KST
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