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Research Manuscript: Trapped Ions Neutral Atoms Flying Ancillas!
Session Chairs
Takashi Sato
Kyoto University
Kaitlin Smith
Northwestern University
DescriptionQuantum computing has emerged as a leading computing model to solve scientific problems. A plethora of competing qubit technologies exist, each of which offer unique opportunities and trade-off options among various performance metrics. This session will cover distributed computing and tool development for some of the leading qubit technologies namely, adiabatic superconducting qubit, trapped-ion qubit, neutral atom qubit and quantum dot qubit.
Event TypeResearch Manuscript
TimeTuesday, June 251:30pm - 3:00pm PDT
Location3002, 3rd Floor
Topics
Design
Keywords
Quantum Computing
Presentations
1:30pm - 1:48pm PDTTITAN: A Fast and Distributed Large-Scale Trapped-Ion NISQ Computer
Authors
Cheng Chu
Zhenxiao Fu
Yilun Xu
Gang Huang
Hausi Muller
Fan Chen
Lei Jiang
1:48pm - 2:06pm PDTHybrid Circuit Mapping: Leveraging the Full Spectrum of Computational Capabilities of Neutral Atom Quantum Computers
Authors
Ludwig Schmid
Sunghye Park
Robert Wille
2:06pm - 2:24pm PDTField Programmable Quantum Array Compilation with Flying Ancillas
Authors
Hanrui Wang
Bochen Tan
Pengyu Liu
Yilian Liu
Jiaqi Gu
Jason Cong
Song Han
2:24pm - 2:42pm PDTFast Virtual Gate Extraction For Silicon Quantum Dot Devices
Authors
Shize Che
Seongwoo Oh
Haoyun Qin
Yuhao Liu
Anthony Sigillito
Gushu Li
2:42pm - 3:00pm PDTRCGP: An Automatic Synthesis Framework for Reversible Quantum-Flux-Parametron Logic Circuits based on Efficient Cartesian Genetic Programming
Authors
Rongliang Fu
Robert Wille
Tsung-Yi Ho