With new hardware, company wants to rethink quantum computing benchmarks

Ars Technica
By John TimmerMar 3, 2022, 2:30 pm172 pts
Enlarge / A cartoon diagram of the trapped ion system. (credit: IonQ) Back in 2020, we talked to the CEO of a quantum computing startup called IonQ that uses trapped ions for its qubits. At the time, the company had just introduced a quantum processor that could host 32 qubits that had impressive fidelity,…

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