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Researchers automate construction of quantum code boundaries
ECOSYSTEM·Oct 24, 2026·1 MIN READ

Researchers automate construction of quantum code boundaries

Researchers devised algorithms to construct gapped boundaries and defects in two-dimensional topological Pauli stabilizer codes, essential for building planar qLDPC codes for scalable quantum memory.

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Researchers devised algorithms to construct gapped boundaries and defects in two-dimensional topological Pauli stabilizer codes, essential for building planar qLDPC codes for scalable quantum memory.

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