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AQT's Pine system achieves full control of 20 fully-connected ion-trap qubits within a standard 19-inch rack, marking a critical step toward scalable quantum hardware compatible with existing data center infrastructure. By demonstrating low crosstalk error rates and eliminating computational overhead for inter-qubit connections, this architecture directly addresses the scaling challenges required for fault-tolerant algorithms. This development shifts the focus from specialized prototypes to practical integration within conventional IT environments.

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20 Qubits Now Fit Inside a Standard 19-Inch Rack

Quantum ZeitgeistJune 14, 20264 min read

AQT’s Pine system now delivers 20 qubits within a standard 19-inch rack, enabling integration with existing IT infrastructure.

A fully functioning 20-qubit quantum computer now fits within the footprint of standard information technology infrastructure, as demonstrated by AQT’s “Pine trap” system. The company has successfully contained 20 fully-connected qubits inside a standardized 19-inch rack, a size commonly used for existing servers, potentially easing integration and cloud accessibility. Individual qubit control is achieved through precise measurement of crosstalk, the influence of exciting one qubit on all…

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