Google's Quantum Processor 'Willow'
Google's new quantum processor, Willow, significantly enhances error correction, making it faster than both other quantum and classical computers by utilizing 105 physical qubits and advanced error correction protocols. Quantum computers surpass classical ones due to their ability to represent states in superposition, though they struggle with fragility and error correction, which Google's Willow addresses with innovative methods like surface code. Willow's successful execution of a complex task, random circuit sampling, suggests quantum computers can eventually tackle significant practical problems, offering hope for breakthroughs in science and technology. Introduction to Google's Quantum Processor 'Willow' Google recently introduced its latest quantum processor, named 'Willow', which has generated significant excitement and discussions regarding the potential of quantum computers to solve complex problems. Quantum computers operate differently from class…