Quantinuum, the trapped-ion specialist quantum computing company formed from the merger of Honeywell's quantum computing unit and a Cambridge-based quantum startup, claims to have unlocked what it calls "the credible path to fault-tolerant quantum computing". That sentence, which throws shade at other fault-tolerance pursuits while promising a walkable road for quantum's future, is supported by the company's latest research into quantum systems.
Published yesterday in pre-print form, the research describes a novel approach connecting Italy's aristocratic House of Borromeo and its coat of arms to the "spooky action at a distance" of quantum entanglement.
