I was wondering if anyone knows how many qubits are required as a minimum to have an operational chip? Some of the articles I've read on quantum computing suggest 1 million are required to achieve error correction. I haven't been able to find anything on Archer regarding the potential number of qubits Archer's design could theoretically be capable of. All fascinating stuff and certainly beyond my second year uni physics. It's why I'm in awe of the brain power at Archer.
I was wondering if anyone knows how many qubits are required as...
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