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Quantinuum Says Helios Results Strengthen Its Path to Apollo

Quantum firm claims breakthrough error-correction performance ahead of 2029 fault-tolerant roadmap.

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Quantinuum Says Helios Results Strengthen Its Path to Apollo

Quantinuum has demonstrated 99.9995% logical memory fidelity on its Helios quantum platform, achieving approximately five errors per million cycles. Management stated that this milestone de-risks the quantum sector and reinforces confidence in delivering Apollo, a fault-tolerant system scheduled for 2029. The advance highlights accelerating commercial progress in addressing quantum error-correction challenges.

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