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Researchers have achieved over 99% fidelity for single-qubit operations and 98% for two-qubit gates using Rydberg atoms via geometric optimization, effectively resolving the historical trade-off between gate speed and error resilience. This protocol maintains high accuracy despite up to 20% Rabi-frequency errors and decoherence, offering a robust pathway toward scalable neutral-atom quantum processors. The approach represents a significant technical milestone for error-resilient nonadiabatic holonomic quantum computation.

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99% Fidelity Gates Built on Geometric Control of Rydberg Atoms

Quantum ZeitgeistJune 2, 20262 min read

Researchers achieved over 99% fidelity for single- and two-qubit operations using Rydberg atoms, employing geometric optimization for error-resilient.

Researchers from Guangxi Normal University, Yanbian University, Zhengzhou University, and South China Normal University have demonstrated high fidelity in quantum gates built using Rydberg atoms, a significant step toward practical quantum computing. The team employed nonadiabatic holonomic quantum…

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