@informaq.bsky.socialAlice & Bob demonstrated DC voltage-biased stabilization of cat qubits, achieving 3 MHz exchange rates with tunable photon control—an advance enabling complex qubit encodings and potentially simpler quantum computer construction.
@informaq.bsky.socialAlice and Bob's cat qubits suppress bit-flip errors in hardware by storing information as photon superpositions. The French startup raised €100M and achieved 33-60 minute bit-flip lifetimes, targeting fault-tolerant computing by 2030 with NVIDIA partnership.
@informaq.bsky.socialAlice & Bob and École Normale Supérieure de Lyon demonstrate accelerated stabilization of superconducting cat-qubits via DC voltage bias, enabling more compact, lower-heat quantum computing systems.
@informaq.bsky.socialAlice & Bob and ENS Lyon demonstrate a faster approach to stabilizing cat qubits in superconducting systems, enabling more compact designs with reduced heat generation.