error correction

British  

noun

1. computing the automatic correction of errors in data that arise from missing or distorted digital pulses

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Example Sentences

Google’s Willow chip has shown error correction improving with additional qubits, a milestone pursued for 30 years.

From The Wall Street Journal

Google’s demonstration of advances in error correction on its 105-qubit Willow chip, Microsoft’s announcement that it literally invented a new state of matter for its qubits, and IBM’s promise to deliver its full-scale computer by 2029 all stand out.

From The Wall Street Journal

Systems that reward honesty and open error correction get stronger.

From The Wall Street Journal

To reduce these errors, researchers combine many physical qubits into a single logical qubit and apply continuous error correction.

From Science Daily

Error correction in classical computers relies on copying information.

From Science Daily