Year: 2026

Molecules are quantum mechanical objects.

A classical bit is defined by its two possible states: 0 or 1.

Quantum information cannot be protected by copying.

In quantum error correction, finding an error is often harder than fixing it.

A quantum computer is an instrument that constantly falls out of tune.

A fault-tolerant quantum computer cannot reach its full potential using only the easiest operations.

In 1900, physicist Max Planck was trying to explain how hot objects emit light.

You cannot copy an unknown quantum state.

The fundamental paradox of quantum error correction is that you cannot look at your data.

A quantum developer writing code today faces a fragmented hardware landscape.