A paper published by Google in the journal Nature on Monday stated that the company has found a way to connect the qubits of its Willow chip. As the number of qubits increases, the error rate not only decreases but also allows for real-time error correction, marking a crucial step toward the commercial application of quantum computing.
Quantum chips hold immense potential in various fields such as AI large models, drug discovery, nuclear fusion, and battery design in the future. For example, in the field of AI, quantum computing is significant for collecting training data inaccessible to classical machines, training and optimizing certain learning architectures, and modeling systems where quantum effects are important.
Overnight, Alphabet (GOOGL), the parent company of Google, closed up 5.59%, leading the components of the S&P 500 telecommunications sector.
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