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QuEra Computing, a neutral-atom quantum firm, has raised over $230 million in funding from Google's Quantum AI and SoftBank Vision Fund. The funds will be used for developing fault-tolerant quantum computing technology. This type of quantum computing makes it easier to scale up the system and reduces error rates. Google, Microsoft, and IBM are among the major tech companies supporting quantum computing, believing it can deliver faster computing speeds than today's advanced systems.
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