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Google Says It Just Cracked One of Quantum Computing's Biggest Bottlenecks

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By Jose Antonio Lanz
10/15/2026, 9:46:04 PM
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Google Says It Just Cracked One of Quantum Computing's Biggest Bottlenecks
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Google's Willow chip cut errors 40x on the scarce “magic states” quantum computers burn through, a step toward smaller, useful machines—and toward ones that could threaten today's encryption.

Key Takeaways

  • Google Says It Just Cracked One of Quantum Computing's Biggest Bottlenecks.
  • Google's Willow chip cut errors 40x on the scarce “magic states” quantum computers burn through, a step toward smaller, useful machines—and toward ones that could threaten today's encryption.
  • Google's Willow chip cut errors 40x on the scarce “magic states” quantum computers burn through, a step toward smaller, useful machines—and toward ones that could threaten today's encryption.

Google's Willow chip cut errors 40x on the scarce “magic states” quantum computers burn through, a step toward smaller, useful machines—and toward ones that could threaten today's encryption.

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