Abstracts

Scaling superconducting qubits: Toward a demonstration of quantum supremacy

Presenting Author: Matthew Neeley, Google

Our group has proposed an experiment to demonstrate "Quantum Supremacy", using a quantum device to perform a well-defined computational task that cannot be done in reasonable time on even the largest classical supercomputers (arXiv:1608.00263). This will require a device with 49 qubits arranged in a 7-by-7 grid and one- and two-qubit gate error rates below about 0.1%. I will outline our experimental progress toward this goal and describe the challenges associated with scaling superconducting qubit devices to the level of several tens of qubits and beyond.

Read this article online: arXiv:1608.00263

(Session 3 : Thursday from 1:45pm - 2:30pm)

 

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