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Nearly half of enterprises evaluating quantum solutions now prioritize a clear roadmap to fault tolerance over raw qubit counts, signaling a decisive shift toward practical error correction as the primary metric for commercial viability. The data indicates that businesses are balancing immediate cost-effectiveness with the essential requirement for scalable error mitigation, effectively treating logical-qubit readiness as a non-negotiable prerequisite rather than a future aspiration.

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QuEra Computing finds nearly half of firms want quantum fault-tolerance plans

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 26, 20263 min read

Nearly 45% of firms prioritize a clear roadmap to fault tolerance when choosing quantum tech, a QuEra Computing survey reveals.

Nearly half of companies evaluating quantum technology now prioritize a clear path to fault tolerance over simply increasing qubit counts, according to a new survey from QuEra Computing. The findings signal a marked shift in industry focus, as 45% of respondents identified a fault-tolerance roadmap as one of the most important criteria when selecting a quantum computing provider.…

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