Why Quantum Computing Is Struggling With Noise
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Quantum computers promise exponential speedups, but the hardware is fragile. In this episode, we look at why error correction is the single biggest bottleneck in enterprise quantum adoption. We break down the difference between NISQ devices and fault-tolerant systems, using IBM’s latest roadmap and Rigetti’s approach to logical qubits as case studies. The data shows that while physical qubit counts are rising, the ratio of overhead needed for error correction remains stubbornly high. If you’re an operator or investor watching the quantum sector in September two thousand twenty-six, understanding the noise problem is key to separating hype from actual utility.
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