IBM has announced the construction of IBM Quantum Starling, which expects it to be the first Quantum Supercomputer On a large scale and tolerant of world failures, which will be ready in 2029.
The technological firm has published a new ‘quantum development route’, which draws a viable and definitive plan to build a practical quantum and fault tolerant.
This is IBM Quantum Starling, which will build in a new IBM quantum data center in Poughkeepsie (New York, United States), which The company expects to be ready in 2029.
This computer It will execute 20,000 times more operations than current quantum computers. Will be able to perform 100 million quantum operations using 200 logical cubits. And will serve as a basis for IBM Quantum Blue Jay which can execute 1,000 million quantum operations with more than 2,000 logical cubits, as reported in a press release.
According to IBM, so far, no organization had found a viable way to build a successful system. To achieve this, the company has deciphered the code to climb the quantum correction of failures what is known as low density parity check code or LDPC code.
This code drastically reduces the number of physical cubits necessary for the correction of errors and decreases the required costs required by approximately 90% compared to other leading codes. In addition, it establishes the necessary resources to reliably execute large -scale quantum programs.
This code has been collected in a shared technical article in Nature, which has complemented that it explains how to efficiently decode the information of physical cubits and draws the way to identify and correct real -time errors with conventional computer resources.