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Alice & Bob's integration into QuBriC marks a significant step toward solving the critical challenge of fault tolerance through dedicated training for quantum error correction specialists. By bridging theoretical coding theory with practical hardware implementation, this initiative directly addresses the fragmented expertise needed to build scalable quantum computers. The collaboration leverages Horizon Europe funding to cultivate a unified talent pipeline across 16 universities and seven companies in Europe.

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Alice & Bob joins Europe’s first quantum error correction network

Quantum ZeitgeistAugust 12, 20262 min read

Alice & Bob is contributing to QuBriC, Europe's first Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Doctoral Network dedicated to quantum error correction, joining 16 universities and seven quantum companies. Backed by €4.6 million over 48 months through Horizon Europe’s MSCA programme, the network will train 15 doctoral researchers to address challenges in quantum error correction.

Alice & Bob is joining a €4.6 million, 48-month research network to address a critical skills gap in quantum computing. QuBriC, Europe’s first Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Doctoral Network dedicated to quantum error correction, will recruit and train 15 doctoral researchers across 16 universities…

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