Google’s Willow chip, a 105-qubit system, demonstrates error correction advancements that may revolutionise quantum computing
Willow solved a random circuit sampling problem in 5 minutes—a task classical supercomputers would take 10 septillion years to complete
Willow reduces errors more efficiently as qubit arrays grow, addressing a key hurdle in building large-scale quantum computers
Superposition allows faster calculations, while entanglement enables instantaneous, secure data transmission, unlocking immense potential
From encryption to drug discovery, power grid management to fundamental research, quantum computing could reshape industries globally
Coupled with AI, quantum breakthroughs like Willow could usher in a new era of computing, tackling challenges classical systems cannot