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This article details a significant milestone in quantum computing where researchers successfully executed the Quantum Fourier Transform (QFT) using over 100 qubits on IBM's superconducting processors. Achieving this scale is critical for advancing error correction protocols and demonstrating that complex algorithms can run reliably beyond current hardware limitations, directly impacting the trajectory of practical quantum advantage.
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Breaking the 100-qubit barrier: Executing the Quantum Fourier Transform at scale on IBM hardware
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