Exciting Qubits: Electrically exciting T centres may allow for higher qubit density and faster entanglement

What do the utility-scale quantum computers of the future look like? We believe that silicon spin-photon qubits are the path to utility-scale quantum applications and we are continuously innovating to extend their capabilities. We are excited to announce a new paper in collaboration with our partners at Simon Fraser University, “Electrically-triggered spin-photon devices in silicon”, […] The post Exciting Qubits: Electrically exciting T centres may allow for higher qubit density and faster entanglement first appeared on Photonic .