<ul><li>IBM released plans for a quantum computing system named Starling, expected to have 200 logical qubits and perform 100 million operations without errors by 2029.</li><li>The company is focusing on detailed intermediate steps to achieve Starling, including configuring processors for error-corrected qubits, a shift from individual qubit collections to functional compute units.</li><li>IBM is confident in addressing science questions related to error correction, viewing the challenge as more of an engineering problem moving forward.</li></ul>

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