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02 Nov 2023The Importance of Doubt

There is a very famous photograph, taken in 1927, at a conference in Brussels, Belgium, to commemorate the fifth Solvay Conference on Physics. At this meeting, 29 physicists were brought together.

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Transversal injection for direct encoding of ancilla states for non-Clifford gates using stabilizer codes

J Gavriel, D Herr, A Shaw, M J Bremner, A Paler, and S J Devitt

Physical Review Research, 5, 033019 (2023)

A solid-state quantum microscope for wavefunction control of an atom-based quantum dot device in silicon

B. Voisin, J. Salfi, D. D. St Médar, B. C. Johnson, J. C. McCallum, M. Y. Simmons, S. Rogge

Nature Electronics, 6, 409–416 (2023)

Jellybean quantum dots in silicon for qubit coupling and on-chip quantum chemistry

Zeheng Wang, MengKe Feng, Santiago Serrano, William Gilbert, Ross C. C. Leon, Tuomo Tanttu, Philip Mai, Dylan Liang, Jonathan Y. Huang, Yue Su, Wee Han Lim, Fay E. Hudson, Christopher C. Escott, Andrea Morello, Chih Hwan Yang, Andrew S. Dzurak, Andre Saraiva, Arne Laucht

Advanced Materials, 35, Issue 19 (2023)

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Developing a Silicon Quantum Computer: Si-MOS Quantum Dot Research Highlights

Professor Andrew Dzurak and Associate Professor Arne Laucht, UNSW, develop Si-MOS quantum dot technologies to support CQC2T’s goal of enabling large-scale quantum computing based on P-atom qubits in silicon. The […]

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Quantum operations with 99% fidelity – the key to practical quantum computers

Quantum computers can solve useful problems only if there is less than 1 error every 100 operations, which means 99% operation fidelity.

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There is an international race to build a scalable, quantum computer that transcends the capacity of conventional computers. A technology that has the potential to transform the information economy and create the industries of the future – solving complex solutions in hours or minutes.

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