Microsoft and Atom Computing Achieve Quantum Milestone with Logical Qubits

The partnership sets a new record for entangled logical qubits, paving the way for commercial quantum computing in 2025.

Microsoft and Atom Computing have successfully entangled 24 logical qubits using neutral atoms, marking the highest number recorded to date.
The companies demonstrated quantum error correction by detecting and correcting neutral atom losses, a first in the field.
A commercial quantum computer featuring over 1,000 physical qubits is planned for release in 2025, pending further development.
The quantum system ran the Bernstein-Vazirani algorithm, showcasing its potential to outperform classical computing in specific tasks.
Microsoft's Azure Quantum platform integrates Atom Computing's hardware with a qubit virtualization system to enhance error correction capabilities.