I’ve been closely following the trajectory of Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing (FTQC), and what we’re seeing at Everest Group is clear: the technology is maturing faster than most executives realize. Our recent research, The Quantum Leap: Innovations Driving the Era of Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing, introduces the idea that FTQC is no longer theoretical but a strategic frontier that’s forming right now.
Quantum computing often feels like a dream machine, powerful, cutting-edge, and impressive. But here’s the reality we see too often: organizations are stuck in operational gridlock, managing pilot projects with no clear path to impact or scale. That’s the state of most noisy quantum devices today – promising on paper, but functionally limited in real environments.
