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- Amazon joins quantum race with cat-qubit powered chip - BBC
Cat qubits are named in honour of Erwin Schrödinger, whose cat-in-a-box question in 1935 helped illuminate some of the thinking behind quantum theory Amazon believes the new chip, which has just
- Amazon announces Ocelot quantum chip - Amazon Science
highly noise-biased controlled-NOT (C-NOT) gates, between each cat qubit and ancillary transmon qubits (the conventional qubit used in superconducting quantum circuits), enable phase-flip-error detection while preserving the cat’s bit-flip protection
- Amazon’s Ocelot: a Cat (Qubit) to Change the Game in Quantum Error . . .
Now, Amazon has made a bold entrance into the quantum “space race” by partnering with quantum scientists at Caltech lead by Oskar Painter Together, the team has unveiled its newest Ocelot
- Amazon’s first quantum computing chip makes its debut
This design combining cat qubits and transmons makes error correction simpler, reducing the number of qubits needed, says Shruti Puri, a physicist at Yale University who was not involved in the
- Amazons Ocelot quantum chip uses cat qubits to reduce error . . .
Amazon AWS announces and showcases Ocelot, a new quantum computing chip touting a cheaper solution to qubit-accelerated error correction
- Amazons quantum chip promises error correction with cat qubits
Following the release of Microsoft's latest quantum computing chip last week, Amazon has unveiled its first one today, after four years in the making It's called Ocelot – because it's got 'cat
- Amazon Debuts Its First Quantum Computing Chip for Error Correction
Ocelot is built on superconducting bosonic cat qubits, which encode quantum information in a way that naturally suppresses bit-flip errors The chip consists of five cat qubits that serve as the primary information storage units, leveraging bosonic encoding to minimize bit-flip errors
- Amazon uses quantum “cat states” with error correction
Following up on Microsoft's announcement of a qubit based on completely new physics, Amazon is publishing a paper describing a very different take on quantum computing hardware The system
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