The Achilles’ heel of qubits #Shorts

A quantum computer can work and still make too many errors.

The problem lies in its qubits: they are very sensitive to disturbances, so keeping them stable during a calculation is difficult. And when attempts are made to scale up the machine, controlling those errors becomes even more complicated.

That is why running real tasks does not mean every result is reliable or that these machines are ready for everything. The key question is which specific task they can complete accurately enough to make using a specialized quantum computer worthwhile.

Full episode: https://youtu.be/Wyn3q0REkCY

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