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Scalable quantum computing with neutral atoms
Presenting Author: Mark Saffman, University of Wisconsin-Madison
One of the daunting challenges in developing a practical quantum computer is the need to scale to a very large number of qubits. Neutral atoms are one of the most promising approaches for meeting this challenge. I will describe our recent results implementing quantum gates, including new adiabatic pulse sequences, in a large 2D array of atomic qubits.
(Session 10 : Monday from 8:30am - 9:15am)
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