Infleqtion Achieves 30 Entangled Logical Qubits on Its Sqale Quantum Computer
THE SO WHAT
Hitting 30 entangled logical qubits from 80 physical ones is a step toward error-corrected quantum systems that can run non-trivial workloads. CTOs with long-dated roadmaps should start identifying which problems in their stack become interesting at 100–1,000 logical qubits.
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