BlueQubit Supports Qedma, IBM and RIKEN Study on Error-Mitigated Quantum Simulation
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If quantum advantage for specific simulations is already emerging on error-mitigated hardware, the planning horizon for quantum-adjacent workloads just pulled forward from “post‑fault‑tolerance” to this decade. CTOs in materials, pharma, and complex systems should start mapping which high-value simulations could move to hybrid quantum–classical stacks sooner than expected.
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