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Iceberg Quantum and Diraq have successfully mapped their Pinnacle qLDPC architecture onto spin-qubit hardware using NVIDIA CUDA-Q, proving that advanced logical codes do not require prohibitively complex physical connectivity. By leveraging qubit shuttling to manage non-local connections, the partnership demonstrates a viable path toward scaling to 1,000 logical qubits with significantly improved efficiency over standard surface codes. This collaboration validates the practical implementation of high-performance error correction on near-term silicon spin platforms.

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Iceberg Quantum and Diraq Demonstrate Pinnacle qLDPC Architecture on Spin Qubits

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 15, 20264 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Today we’re announcing work done by Iceberg Quantum and Diraq, leveraging early access to the newly announced Logical layer of the NVIDIA CUDA-Q platform. The work demonstrated how Iceberg Quantum’s Pinnacle architecture can be implemented on Diraq’s spin-qubit hardware platform while preserving Pinnacle’s logical performance advantage. It is often assumed […]

Iceberg Quantum and Diraq have demonstrated an implementation of Iceberg’s Pinnacle qLDPC architecture on Diraq’s spin-qubit hardware using NVIDIA CUDA-Q Logical. The companies report that Pinnacle can target 1,000 logical qubits with 150,000 physical qubits on Diraq’s platform while maintaining its projected logical performance advantage. The work includes hardware mapping, shuttling-aware noise simulations and end-to-end compilation of logical primitives using CUDA-Q Logical. PRESS RELEASE — Today we’re announcing work done…

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