As the race between major technology companies to build practical, fault-tolerant quantum computers heats up, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has joined the fray with its new Ocelot quantum computing chip. The announcement comes a week after Microsoft unveiled the Majorana 1 quantum chip and two months after Google released its Willow quantum chip. All three were developed with an eye to fault-tolerant quantum scaling. Ocelot is a prototype designed to test the effectiveness of AWS's quantum error correction architecture. The company aims to reduce the costs of implementing quantum error correction (QEC) by up to 90%, offering a scalable solution to build more reliable, cost-effective quantum computers.
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