🖥 By 2029, IBM will create the world's first large-scale fault-tolerant quantum computer — IBM Quantum Starling. The device will be able to perform 100 million quantum operations using 200 qubits.
The computer will be equipped with a real-time error correction decoder capable of operating based on FPGA or ASIC, allowing it to immediately respond to errors before they worsen. In addition, the company's solution uses low-density parity-check quantum code, which reduces the number of physical qubits needed for calculations by 90%.
Experts believe that IBM's development will enable the creation of real applications based on quantum computing. This will lead to scientific breakthroughs in various fields: from drug development to combating rust.
