Quantum & Frontier Physics
Speculative transport, advanced computation and neural interfaces
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96 · Logical qubits
speculative transport and collective cognition: none
Steps toward the future
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- doneQuantum error correction below threshold2024LEVEL 2
- nextFault-tolerant quantum computer2029 roadmapLEVEL 2
- farTwo-way brain interfacesLEVEL 4
- farSpeculative faster-than-light transportLEVEL 4
- farMentalic scienceLEVEL 4
Action path
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Level 2: first fault-tolerant module
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Possible steps
- IBM Kookaburra module (2026)
- Neutral-atom and trapped-ion systems reach hundreds of error-corrected qubits
- IBM Starling: 200 logical qubits (2029)
- First quantum advantage on a chemistry problem
A useful problem solved with error-corrected qubits that classical machines cannot match
A decoder or materials breakthrough shortens the roadmap; otherwise this track follows published roadmaps closely
What to watch
Logical qubit count with error rate; first published chemistry advantage
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