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D-Wave has successfully demonstrated a high-fidelity two-qubit entangling gate for its dual-rail architecture, marking its first peer-reviewed entry into gate-model quantum computing. By maintaining hardware-level error detection during these operations, the system preserves a distinct advantage in managing noise as it scales toward fault tolerance. This milestone shifts the industry focus from raw qubit counts to efficient logical error reduction within a specific physical design.
D - Wave Demonstrates a Two-Qubit Dual - Rail Gate

D-Wave Quantum said on 5 August that it had demonstrated a two-qubit entangling gate for its dual-rail superconducting qubits, a result published in Nature that marks the company’s first peer-reviewed step into gate-model computing after years spent almost entirely on quantum annealing. Entangling two qubits reliably is the operation every gate-model quantum computer is built…
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