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This research presents a significant advancement in quantum error mitigation by enabling accurate noise characterization across up to 92 qubits using a learnable parameter framework. The method effectively bypasses previous limitations related to unlearnable gauge degrees of freedom, offering a practical solution for scaling fault-tolerant quantum computing. By validating these findings experimentally, the work provides a robust foundation for improving post-selection error correction protocols in real-world hardware.
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Researchers map noise on up to 92 qubits with new learning method

Quantum Zeitgeist6 min read

Researchers developed a learning method to characterize Pauli noise, successfully disambiguating it on up to 92 qubits.

Researchers have successfully mapped noise characteristics with experiments up to 92 qubits and validation on up to 21 qubits (GHZ state). The team, spanning IBM Quantum research centers in Research Triangle Park, San Jose, and Yorktown Heights, as well as the University of Chicago and École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, demonstrated that previously considered limitations, "unlearnable (gauge) degrees of freedom", do not hinder accurate predictions of noisy quantum dynamics or error mitigation when using learnable parameters. This work utilizes gate set Pauli noise learning to characterize and mitigate noise across a complete gate set, from state preparation to multi-qubit operations, while a consistent set of parameters reduces sampling overhead.…

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