Using a process known as “magic state distillation” in logical qubits will help make future quantum computers more fault-tolerant.

Classical computers also suffer from the occasional failure of their data bits and error-correction techniques are used to keep computations going. This is done by copying the data held by a sequence ...

According to Kenta Takeda, the first author of the paper, “The idea of implementing a quantum error-correcting code in quantum dots was proposed about a decade ago, so it is not an entirely new ...

The error-correction system failures happened in part because the system is being asked to do so much. For the linear system, ...

But every error-correcting code also requires extra bits that weren’t in the original message — that’s why encoding a message makes it longer. The two types of codes differ in how they treat these ...

If teachers stop to correct grammar during oral interactions, emergent bilinguals do not improve. Instead, they may forget what they were trying to say, or else they may simply avoid talking.

From the very first RepRaps to the newest and latest printers off the Makerbot assembly line, nearly every consumer 3D printer has one significant shortcoming: it cannot recover from missed steps, … ...