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IBM and University of Chicago researchers encoded 70 logical qubits to solve a classically intractable problem in about 15 minutes. The experiment used a new error correction strategy, achieving logical error rates 10 times lower than physical rates. The work is detailed in the paper "Sampling hard circuits with verifiably high fidelity.
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