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The breakthrough addresses a longstanding challenge in quantum computing: maintaining the integrity of quantum information over time.

The same recursive improvement cycle is about to hit quantum computing. IBM plans to deliver its fault-tolerant quantum computer, Starling, by 2029 -- years ahead of previous predictions.

Quantum computers harness the fantastic properties of quantum mechanics such as entanglement and superposition to perform calculations much more efficiently than classical computers can.

Their tool of choice: a quantum annealer. Unlike classical computers, this device is built to solve complex optimization problems by mimicking the behavior of quantum systems.