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Traverse Quantum joins the CCF Quantum Computing Conference to discuss technology iteration and industry progress

Traverse Quantum joined the fifth CCF Quantum Computing Conference to share its engineering path toward scalable fault tolerance and present joint progress with Tsinghua University.

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Beijing Party Secretary Yin Li Surveys Basic Research in Haidian; Traverse Quantum Reports Technical Progress
Beijing Party Secretary Yin Li surveyed basic research in Haidian, where Tsinghua associate professor Chen Jianxin reported advances by the joint Tsinghua and Traverse Quantum team in quantum instruction sets and real-time decoding.
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Breaking Hardware Constraints: Bunny Quantum Error-Correcting Codes Open an Efficient Path to Fault Tolerance
Traverse Quantum, Tsinghua University, and Zhongguancun Laboratory developed Bunny quantum error-correcting codes to combine superconducting-hardware compatibility with higher encoding rates and stronger correction performance.
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Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing: The Leap from Feasible to Useful
Qubit count and device fidelity cannot sustain deep quantum circuits on their own. Fault tolerance, real-time error correction, and system engineering are the threshold from feasible to useful quantum computing.
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Traverse Quantum Named a “Most Promising Startup”
Traverse Quantum was named a Most Promising Startup at the 2026 Second Quantum Annual Conference and Q10 Awards, where it shared its approach to fault-tolerant quantum-computing co-design and industrialization.
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Traverse Quantum joins the CCF Quantum Computing Conference to discuss technology iteration and industry progress

Beijing Party Secretary Yin Li Surveys Basic Research in Haidian; Traverse Quantum Reports Technical Progress

Breaking Hardware Constraints: Bunny Quantum Error-Correcting Codes Open an Efficient Path to Fault Tolerance

Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing: The Leap from Feasible to Useful

Traverse Quantum Named a “Most Promising Startup”