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Scientists at the AWS Center for Quantum Computing, located on Caltech’s campus, have made significant progress in reducing errors in quantum computers — one of the biggest obstacles preventing these ...

Ocelot uses a special architecture which builds error correction into the whole system from the ground up, using what Amazon calls, the ‘cat qubit.’ Amazon Web ...

Amazon's researchers claim their chip, Ocelot, can be much more efficient in using qubits, the fundamental building block of quantum computing, in an approach akin to traditional chip transistors.

Amazon on Thursday, February 27, unveiled a prototype of its first-ever in-house quantum computing chip called Ocelot. The tech giant said that the Ocelot chip has been designed to help Amazon build ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has launched its first quantum computing chip, Ocelot – a significant step in the cloud quantum computing race. The company claims that the Ocelot quantum computing ...

Amazon’s Ocelot Chip Slashes Quantum Errors by 90%, Challenging Industry Rivals Your email has been sent Amazon enters the quantum race with Ocelot, aiming to rival Google and Microsoft.

Amazon has announced the prototype of its first-generation quantum chip, Ocelot. In a blog post detailing the chip, Amazon said Ocelot represents the company’s first chip with cat qubit architecture, ...

Following the release of Microsoft's latest quantum computing chip last week, Amazon has unveiled its first one today, after four years in the making. It's called Ocelot – because it's got 'cat ...

Amazon Web Services on Thursday announced Ocelot, a quantum computing chip based on "cat qubits." The feline moniker is a reference to Erwin Schrödinger's famous thought experiment involving a cat in ...

Amazon announced Ocelot, its first-generation quantum chip. “Ocelot represents Amazon Web Services’ pioneering effort to develop, from the ground up, a hardware ...