Quantum computers face challenges with errors due to the fragility of quantum bits (qubits) in 2025.Quantum error correction (QEC) encodes logical qubits across multiple physical qubits without destroying coherence.Surface codes are a leading QEC strategy, offering high error threshold but with significant overhead and latency.Color codes and LDPC codes are alternative QEC methods being explored for efficiency improvements.Bosonic codes store quantum information in light states, showing promise in certain applications but facing challenges.Topological quantum computing using anyons for error resistance remains theoretical in 2025.Companies like IBM and Google are actively working on fault-tolerant quantum systems, but scalability and control complexity pose challenges.Improving physical qubits, optimizing error correction, and exploring new architectures are key steps toward reliable quantum computation.The journey toward practical quantum error correction in 2025 involves overcoming engineering challenges and advancing qubit technology.The next decade will likely witness progress in quantum error correction, bringing us closer to reliable quantum computation.