“This is not an experiment. This is not a simulation. This is real Helix results on a Helios quantum computer.” As Quantinuum CEO Rajeeb Hazra said in his Quantum World Congress keynote, the race to fault tolerance isn’t about who can demonstrate a component in isolation or in a simulation. It's about who can make the entire fault tolerant architecture work together on real hardware. Helix has already shown that path forward, delivering world-record logical performance beyond the physical layer today on the world’s most accurate commercial quantum computer. While much of the industry is still validating individual building blocks, Quantinuum has integrated the full stack and shown it works together. Watch the full keynote and read our full takeaways from #QWC2026 here: ▻ ↧ Quantum World Congress 2026: Cutting Through the Noise to Deliver t... For years, the quantum landscape has been crowded with headline hype, speculative roadmaps, and vanity qubit counts. While that noise hasn't completely disappeared, Quantum World Congress 2026 proved that the market's tolerance for hype is rapidly wearing thin. While benchmark simulations and roadmap announcements still generate headlines, the r...