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Recent studies reveal quantum computers face complex memory effects that violate the Markov assumption, complicating error correction. Researchers from Karlsruhe, Jülich, Singapore, and Johns Hopkins found these issues in Google's Willow and IBM systems, suggesting current methods may fail without adaptation.
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