Logical Qubits for Utility Scale

In Lecture 9 of Building the Modern Quantum Architecture, Dr. Matthias Troyer explains how errors are corrected in classical and quantum computing. Discover the required capabilities of logical qubits and learn why we must actively correct errors during calculations to reach utility scale.

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