Just 2 days after Google, we have another big quantum computing...

IBM says one of its key quantum error correction algorithms now can run in real time on AMD FPGA (field programmable gate array) chips, no exotic hardware is needed.
This breakthrough could make quantum computing faster, cheaper, and far more practical than anyone expected.
The algorithm, designed to detect and fix qubit errors on the fly, ran 10x faster than required, marking a big step toward IBM’s Starling quantum computer, planned for 2029. Now, IBM says, they’re a year ahead of schedule.
IBM said it will release a research paper Monday.
Quantum computing development is accelerating
