EQUAL1 WINS MAJOR PATHFINDER GRANT AWARD FROM EUROPEAN COMMISSION TO RESEARCH SCALING NEXT-GENERATION QUANTUM COMPUTERS
The QUADRATURE consortium will research distributed quantum cores for massively scalable quantum computing
Equal1 is joined in the consortium by leading European research centers Barcelona Supercomputer Center, Delft University of Technology, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Technical University of Catalunya, Technical University of Valencia (project coordinator), University College Dublin, University of Catania, and University of Siegen.
Quantum computing taps nature's operating system, quantum mechanics, to unlock exponential computer performance. Unlike classical computing, which calculates through 'bits' that represent either 0 or 1, quantum computing calculates with 'qubits' that can represent all possible values simultaneously (superposition) until read. Qubits can be linked with other qubits, a property known as entanglement, which exponentially scales computational performance.
The vision of QUADRATURE is a step towards million-qubit quantum computing architectures able to address real-world problems otherwise intractable with classical computers. The total grant to the consortium from the European Union is €4 million.
To deliver on the era of Quantum Advantage (where processing real-world problems are faster on a quantum computer than on a classical computer) demands upscaling quantum computers with thousands or even millions of qubits. This qubit scaling is where the QUADRATURE consortium is focused on novel new quantum architectures. Rather than individually wiring and connecting millions of individual qubits, QUADRATURE aims to pioneer a new generation of scalable architectures by connecting distributed quantum cores (Qcores). These cores are connected via quantum-coherent qubit state transfer links and via wireless interconnect. This novel architecture supports reconfigurability and will support massive flows of heterogeneous quantum algorithmic requirements.
“Scaling the performance is the defining challenge of the quantum computing industry," says Jason Lynch, CEO of Equal1. "We are delighted to join such a world-leading group of research partners in the Pathfinder award, which will explore novel ways to scale quantum computers. In short, instead of interconnecting millions of individual qubits, interconnecting a few quantum cores."
References
https://eic.ec.europa.eu/eic-funding-opportunities/eic-pathfinder_en
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