Before the MegaQuOp: How to build the first FTQCs with only 1,000 qubits

FTQC whitepaper

As quantum systems rapidly scale towards 1,000 physical qubits, a paradigm shift is needed to achieve fault tolerance, fast. This whitepaper presents a compelling strategy for quantum hardware companies and HPC centres to build “the first Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computers" (FTQCs) using fewer, lower-quality qubits.

Learn how focusing on a holistic quantum stack and leveraging these first FTQCs as transparent testbeds can unlock vital operational expertise, identify integration bottlenecks, and accelerate your path to utility-scale quantum computing, without waiting for perfect qubits.

Download the full paper to understand how this approach, enabled by Riverlane's Deltaflow, can redefine your quantum development roadmap.

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Before the MegaQuOp: How to build the first FTQCs with only 1,000 qubits

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