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HRL Laboratories has demonstrated a self-operating silicon quantum processor by integrating its own control logic directly onto the cryogenic package, eliminating the need for external racks of electronics to generate signals. This integration significantly reduces latency and complexity while enabling real-time error correction within an extreme cold environment, marking a critical step toward scalable fault-tolerant systems.
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HRL Shows Self-Operating Silicon Quantum Processor That Performs Error Correction
The Quantum Insider1 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — HRL Laboratories published a quantum computing milestone in Nature today: a quantum processor that runs itself. Quantum computers normally depend on racks of external electronics to generate every control signal. HRL replaced those racks with a custom control chip that sits near the qubits, in the extreme cold. The combined […]
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