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QuEra Computing
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QuEra is putting quantum to work for enterprise innovators, high-performance computing centers and governments.
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    QuEra Computing
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    Jun 6
    Na ancilla reads Z-parity from four surrounding Cs qubits. No transport. One global Rydberg pulse. Collapses the four spatial zones typically needed for syndrome extraction into one. buff.ly/Qiz06ag
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    Jun 4
    Peek into the future. Join QuEra's roadmap webinar on Wed, June 24 at 11 AT New York time. Secure your spot here: buff.ly/Gr24v0I #QuantumComputing #NeutralAtoms #QuantumRoadmap #HPC #QuEra
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    May 29
    qLDPC codes in practice have achieved encoding rates around 1/10 or lower. This QuEra preprint pushes above 1/2, co-designed for neutral-atom arrays. [[2304, 1156]] code: 1.3×10^-13 per-logical-per-round at p=0.1%.
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    Towards Ultra-High-Rate Quantum Error Correction with...
    Quantum error correction is widely believed to be essential for large-scale quantum computation, but the required qubit overhead remains a central challenge. Quantum low-density parity-check codes...
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    May 26
    Non-integrable spin chains should diffuse. A Harvard/Berkeley team found KPZ-like transport (z=3/2) surviving to t~1000/J in 2,000-spin simulations. Integrability proximity is the explanation. Rydberg arrays (α=3,6) can probe this directly.
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    KPZ-like transport in long-range interacting spin chains proximate...
    Isotropic integrable spin chains such as the Heisenberg model feature superdiffusive spin transport belonging to an as-yet-unidentified dynamical universality class closely related to that of...
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    May 13
    Quench a 180-qubit spin system on Aquila & it doesn't thermalize on schedule. Instead: stable prethermal regimes, resonant melting when those states break, & a 2D dynamical phase transition with no equilibrium analog. Paper from QuEra + NERSC @ LBNL: buff.ly/HZcAYCD
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