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Alice & Bob's Helium Quantum System demonstrates a significant efficiency advantage by encoding a logical qubit with only 18 cat-qubits, potentially reducing hardware requirements for fault-tolerant computing by up to 200 times compared to competing methods. By shifting from chip development to full system delivery, the platform offers researchers direct access to an optimized stack designed for practical quantum error correction. This milestone highlights a viable path toward scalable quantum architectures that minimize physical resource constraints.

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18 Cat-Qubits Encode Alice & Bob’s First Logical Qubit

Quantum ZeitgeistJune 11, 20262 min read

Alice & Bob’s Helium Quantum System encodes a logical qubit using as few as 18 cat-qubits, a key step toward fault-tolerant quantum computing.

Alice & Bob has unveiled the Helium Quantum System, a complete quantum computing platform designed for on-premise deployment and marking the company’s shift from chip development to full system delivery. Engineered for efficient quantum error correction, the system encodes the company’s first logical qubit using…

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