A joint research collaboration between the University of Sydney Nano Institute and IBM Quantum has identified, isolated, and mitigated a major hardware engineering bottleneck hindering Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing (FTQC). Published in Nature Communications by lead author Dr. Robin Harper and project lead Professor Stephen Bartlett, the study provides the first comprehensive quantitative benchmark of errors introduced directly by mid-circuit measurements (MCMs). The international project—co-funded by the U.S. government’s Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA)—demonstrates an architectural workaround that dramatically suppresses localized noise, establishing a clearer pathway toward scalable quantum error correction (QEC). Quantum error correction requires a subset of physical qubits [...]

IBM Quantum has released a technical review detailing the initial research outcomes generated by its expanded IBM Quantum Credits program. Spearheaded by IBM Fellow and Director…

A joint research collaboration between the University of Sydney Nano Institute and IBM Quantum has identified, isolated, and mitigated a major hardware engineering bottleneck…