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This study introduces the ARQUIN model to rigorously evaluate tradeoffs between hardware and software designs for scaling superconducting quantum computers via optical interconnects. By demonstrating that noisy quantum links can outperform classical connections in specific distributed architectures, the research provides a critical roadmap for overcoming current bottlenecks in multi-node system expansion.

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Co-Design Approach Optimizes Multinode Quantum Computer Performance

Quantum ZeitgeistJune 12, 20263 min read

Researchers quantify tradeoffs in designs for superconducting systems with multiple interconnected nodes, essential for scaling up quantum computing.

Researchers have developed a new model to quantify the performance of increasingly complex multinode superconducting quantum computers, addressing a critical barrier to scaling up these systems. The study focuses on architectures that link individual quantum processors together, relying on optical links to shuttle fragile quantum information between nodes housed in dilution refrigerators cooled to temperatures lower than space. A key…

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