Niels Bohr Lecture by John Martinis
What’s next after Moore’s law: quantum computing
Abstract: As microelectronics technology nears the end of exponential growth over time, known as Moore’s law, there is a renewed interest in new computing paradigms. I will discuss recent research at UCSB on superconducting quantum bits, as well as our recent start at Google to build a useful quantum computer to solve machine learning problems.
Two qubit experiments will be highlighted, one to simulate a chemical reaction that finds a cross section, and a second to extend the lifetime of a qubit state using quantum error correction.
- Wednesday, June 3, 2015 at 15:15 in Aud. 3 at HCØ.
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