Intel Corporation

Adam Holmes

Justin Hogaboam

Sonika Johri

Ravi Pillarisetty

James S Clarke

Xiang Chris Zou

Thomas Francis Watson

Anne Y Matsuura

Apparatus and method for specifying quantum operation parallelism. For example, one embodiment of an apparatus comprises: instruction fetch circuitry to fetch a plurality of quantum instructions from a memory or a cache; slice-based instruction processing circuitry to identify quantum circuit slices comprising sets of one or more of the plurality of quantum instructions; and one or more instruction decoders to decode the quantum instructions to generate quantum microoperations; and quantum execution circuitry to execute sets of the quantum microoperations in parallel based on the quantum circuit slices.

Apparatus and method for specifying quantum operation parallelism for a quantum control processor

Apparatus and method for quantum drift compensation. For example, one embodiment of a quantum system comprises: a quantum processor comprising one or more data quantum bits (qubits) and one or more ancilla qubits; a quantum controller to control the qubits responsive to a quantum runtime; an error detector to detect errors in the qubits; a quantum drift compensator to determine a current system drift for the quantum processor based on the errors and to responsively generate a set of compensation values if the current system drift is determined to be above a threshold.

Apparatus and method for recompilation of quantum circuits to compensate for drift in a quantum computer

Disclosed herein are quantum dot devices, as well as related computing devices and methods. For example, in some embodiments, a quantum dot device may include: a quantum well stack including a quantum well layer; and a plurality of gates above the quantum well stack, wherein the gates are arranged in a ladder arrangement including two rails having at least N gates each and at least one active rung, and a number of active rungs in the ladder arrangement is less than N.

Connectivity in quantum dot devices

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