Spin-2

Nanosize - scalability

The small feature size of the qubits makes it an excellent candidate for scaling to large numbers of qubits. Using standard wafers and standard dies, a typical pitch of ~50 nm allows for millions or billions of qubits in one chip.

Long coherence time

The use of 28-Si quantum wells on a Si/SiGe wafer yields a stable environment for long-lived qubits, with T2* times well over 6 microseconds and T1 times over 20 ms. Even at higher temperatures of a few Kelvin, the coherence times are hardly affected.

CMOS compatibility

Design and fabrication is based on standard CMOS prefab processes for growth, litho, etching, cleaning etc, enabling mass-production in standard fabs. This also opens up integration with classical digital electronics in the same chip.

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Director of DG Connect Digital Excellence and Science Infrastructure Directorate

System overview

At the heart of our Spin-2 QPU lies a solid-state quantum processor made of Isotopically purified Si-28. Two spin qubits offer arbitrary singe-qubit rotations and two-qubit gates. Qubit operations are performed with room-temperature analog and digital control systems programmed using a high-level language and compiler. Extensibility to larger qubit systems is a key feature in the design of every layer of this full stack.

Automated Tuning

Transpiler

Compiler

Control Electronics

Quantum Processor

Spin-2 back-end

Spin-2 is our first-generation back-end based on semiconducting quantum hardware. Next development steps will be to increase the qubit count, improve the operational fidelities and improve on the control hardware to make more powerfull processors with a larger range of possibilities.

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