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This NSF-funded project at UCLA aims to solve the critical error-proneness issue in quantum computing by designing fault-tolerant systems using trapped atomic ions. Successfully creating blueprints for 60 logical, error-protected qubits would enable reliable long-duration calculations that surpass current classical supercomputing limits. The initiative represents a significant step toward making advanced quantum tools accessible to researchers nationwide through the National Quantum Virtual Laboratory.
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NSF Awards UCLA - Led Team for Quantum Tech
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Hypersensitivity to the environment has created problems leading to errors in quantum computing. The challenge is to get these machines to perform predictably and without making errors. A team of physicists, engineers and computer scientists will develop a design for a fault-tolerant quantum computer, not prone to these types of mistakes, based on trapped atomic ions. If successful, fault tolerance would allow quantum computers to perform long, reliable calculations that are impossible on current devices. A UCLA-led team of physicists, engineers…
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