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IBM's Nighthawk r2 processor achieves a significant throughput increase by replacing standard qubit reset mechanisms with high-speed dissipative modules, reducing idle time from hundreds of microseconds to nanoseconds. This architectural shift allows the system to execute 100,000 circuits per second without introducing additional initialization errors, effectively decoupling speed gains from accuracy degradation. The development marks a critical step toward IBM's long-term roadmap for fault-tolerant quantum computing by improving gate density and operational efficiency on its square lattice architecture.