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Rings Around the Ancilla: A Workload-Aware FTQC Architecture
Obtaining a quantum advantage in practical applications over classical machines requires a fault-tolerant model of computation. However, the resource overhead of developing a fault-tolerant quantum computer (FTQC) architecture is quite high. Current state-of-the-art architecture designs promise cons
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