Defect-Free 1024-Atom Registers: Scaling to 1000 Qubits

Authors: Corentin Monmeyran, Adrien Signoles, Lucia Garbini Neutral atom quantum computers rely on large, defect-free arrays of atoms to run analog and digital computations. Each atom encodes a qubit. Last year, we demonstrated defect-free 506-atom registers (see our 506-atom blog post). We’ve now achieved 1024-atom, defect-free registers. This milestone pushes neutral atom systems to the scale needed… The post Defect-Free 1024-Atom Registers: Scaling to 1000 Qubits appeared first on Pasqal .