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This research identifies platinum silicide (PtSi) as a viable superconducting material compatible with standard CMOS manufacturing processes. By leveraging existing silicon infrastructure for Josephson junctions and SQUIDs, the work addresses critical scalability challenges in quantum hardware integration without requiring entirely new fabrication lines. This development represents a significant step toward monolithic quantum devices that can be produced using current semiconductor industry capabilities.
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Sources coveringQuantum Zeitgeist, LessWrong, coindesk.com, The Quantum Insider
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XSD: PtSi Bridges Superconductivity with Established CMOS Processing
Quantum Zeitgeist2 min read
Research from the XSD division explores platinum silicide (PtSi) as a superconductor, leveraging CMOS processing for silicon-compatible quantum.
A material already integral to modern electronics is now showing promise for quantum computing; platinum silicide, or PtSi, has been confirmed as a superconductor and is being investigated for use in advanced quantum devices. Dr. Tharanga Nanayakkara has detailed a method for synthesizing superconducting PtSi thin…
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