Current research has concentrated on producing more resilient qubits that are less vulnerable to external noise and decoherence, both of which can cause computation errors.
Stable qubits, crucial for quantum computers, pose significant challenges in their development. Current research has concentrated on producing more resilient qubits that are less vulnerable to external noise and decoherence, both of which can cause computation errors. Error-correcting algorithms have indeed been improved, enabling quantum computers to perform a variety of complex tasks with greater precision.