A quantum computer can solve a problem in seconds that would take a conventional computer days.
With access to quantum computers often very limited, every failed run can mean losing valuable time and resources.
Quantum computers, however, cannot simply copy and save an unknown quantum state in the same way.
With a focus on practical solutions, Bhimani’s team has conducted its research across multiple IBM quantum computers, studying how quantum workflows perform across different real-world hardware systems.
“Scientists working on everything from new drugs to hurricanes would benefit from saving their progress because today’s quantum computers are error-prone and can’t save.