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Quantum computing

Quantum computing

Spins hop between quantum dots in new quantum processor

31 Jul 2024
QuTech researchers with their quantum processor
Hop to it QuTech’s Sasha Ivlev, Hanifa Tidjani and Chien-An Wang inspect their quantum processing unit. (Courtesy: Marc Blommaert for QuTech)
A quantum computing system that uses the spins of holes in germanium quantum dots has been unveiled

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