Quantinuum LLC

Dominic George Lucchetti

Ciaran Ryan-Anderson

Gerald Chambers

Christopher Langer

Patricia Lee

Thomas Skripka

Jason Formo

Russell Stutz

Brian Neyenhuis

James A Walker

Bryce J Bjork

Natalie Christine Brown

Benjamin Arkin

Caroline Figgatt

Alex Chernoguzov

A quantum computing system comprises a classical computing entity, a controller, and a quantum processor. The controller is configured to control operation of the quantum processor and communicate with the computing entity. The controller causes performance of syndrome circuit segments to generate syndromes of logical qubits. The syndrome circuit segment is performed at least partially by causing performance of a sequence of transportation operations and at-least-two-physical-qubits interactions. Each transportation operation of the sequence causes physical transport of at least one of a respective data qubit of the logical qubit or a respective ancilla qubit into a respective interaction zone defined by the quantum processor. A respective at-least-two-physical-qubits interaction is performed within the respective interaction zone. Using the syndrome, at least one quantum error correction is determined; and the controller causes a classical memory to be updated based on the syndrome and/or the quantum error correction.

Fault tolerant quantum error correction using physical transport of qubits

A quantum system controller configured to perform (near) real-time quantum error correction is provided. The controller comprises a processing device comprising at least one first processing element; a time-indexed command (TIC) sequencer comprising at least one second processing element; and a plurality of driver controller elements configured to control the operation of respective components and associated with respective buffers and processing elements. The processing device is configured to generate commands and the TIC sequencer is configured to cause the time-indexed execution of the commands by the appropriate driver controller elements. The controlling of real-time operations of the quantum computer by the TIC sequencer enables the processing device to generate commands based on conditionals evaluated based on input data indicating quantum errors that are likely present in a quantum calculation being performed by the quantum computer such that commands addressing the quantum errors are generated and executed in (near) real-time.

Quantum system controller configured for quantum error correction

A controller of a quantum system identifies a phase update trigger for a quantum object of the quantum system and an interaction time. Responsive to identifying the phase update trigger, the controller determines, for between a first time and the interaction time, (a) a location/transport effect on a phase of the quantum object based on locations thereof and transport operations performed thereon, and (b) a quantum operation effect on the phase of the quantum object based on any quantum operations applied thereto. The immediately previous phase update for the quantum object occurred at the first time. Based on the location/transport effect, the quantum operation effect, and the interaction time, the controller determines an interaction time phase of the quantum object. The controller adjusts operation of a manipulation source such that a phase of a signal generated by the manipulation source corresponds to the interaction time phase at the interaction time.

Quantum computer phase tracking and correction

Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide for instruction compilation for at least one time slice in a one-dimensional quantum computing environment. In this regard, embodiments generate an algorithm swap command set by performing an even-odd transposition sort based on at least an initial qubit position set and a target qubit position set for one or more time slices. The algorithm swap command set may correspond to a qubit manipulation instruction set which can be used to generate a hardware instruction set that, upon execution, efficiently repositions any number of qubits to the target positions for gating.

Apparatuses, computer-implemented methods, and computer program products for instruction compilation for at least one time slice in a one-dimensional quantum computing environment

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Dominic George Lucchetti