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ANALYSIS Quantum
Two Trapped-Ion Processors Corrected Errors Through a Shared Quantum Link
Remote entanglement carried error syndromes between two ion-trap modules, enabling detection and active correction. The small experiment remains well below fault-tolerant performance.