A step forward towards recognizable Quantum computing power
Industry Collaboration Leads to Important Milestone in the Creation of a Quantum Computer
University of Copenhagen in ACM
December 28, 2020
According to researchers at Denmark's University of Copenhagen (UCPH), wafers manufactured by French microelectronics company CEA-Leti can be used as two-dimensional (2D) quantum bit (qubit) platforms, constituting a step toward a working quantum computer. The UCPH researchers said industrial-scale production of the devices is critical to creating ever-larger arrays, while fabricating a quantum system necessitates a 2D array, and the means of connecting the outside world to each qubit. Finally, these tools supported moving and swapping single electrons around the array. 2D arrays also can control errors. Said Anasua Chatterjee of UCPH’s Neils Bohr Institute, “Two dimensional arrays is a really big goal, because that’s beginning to look like something you absolutely need to build a quantum computer.” ... '
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