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Quantum computing has a milestone researchers call fault tolerance: the point at which a machine corrects its own calculation errors in real time, reliably enough for sustained practical work.
have published a joint white paper that maps two commercially relevant application areas, quantum chemistry and graph analytics, to Quantinuum's hardware roadmap.
The paper provides a framework for assessing how advances in quantum hardware and algorithms could change the viability of those use cases as the technology approaches that threshold.
What the two use cases mean Quantum chemistry, in plain terms, means using quantum computers to simulate the behavior of molecules and chemical systems at a level of precision that classical computers cannot match economically at scale.
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