[Quantum computer's transition from chaos to order verified] On October 13, according to the latest issue of "Nature Physics" magazine, scientists from Rutgers University, IBM and other institutions demonstrated the ability of a quantum computer to repeatedly check and reset some qubits during operation on a processor with 156 qubits, turning the system from a chaotic state to a controllable and orderly state. This is one of the largest real-time quantum feedback control experiments to date. This experiment is an important milestone on the road to fault-tolerant quantum computing, indicating that related research has taken another step forward, providing an experimental basis for building a larger-scale, more reliable fault-tolerant quantum computer.