R&D Project
Goal 6 R&D Projects (Selected in 2022)Large-scale and high-coherence fault-tolerant quantum computer with dynamical atom arrays
Project manager (PM)OHMORI KenjiProfessor/Chairman, Institute for Molecular Sciences, National Institutes of Natural Sciences
Summary of the project
We will implement a dynamic qubit array capable of performing gate manipulation, error detection, and correction while enabling the rapid and independent movement of cold-atom qubits using optical tweezers. Additionally, all components will be integrated and packaged through close collaboration between industry and academia to ensure unprecedented stability and usability. These innovations will pave the way for a fault-tolerant, full-stack quantum computer, set to revolutionize the economy, industry, and security by 2050.
Milestone by year 2030
Realize an operative, large-scale, cold-atom quantum computer with quantum error detection and correction capabilities.
Milestone by year 2025
Generate entanglement between qubits and develop a non-destructive measurement technique for quantum error detection in a two-dimensional atomic array capable of functioning as qubits.
(Planned to be operated in 2025)
R&D theme progress reports
Performers
| Theme [1][2] | OHMORI Kenji | Institute for Molecular Science |
|---|---|---|
| Theme [2][4] | Sylvain DE LESELEUC | Institute for Molecular Science |
| Theme [2][3] | TOMITA Takafumi | Institute for Molecular Science |
| Theme [1][2][3] | TAKAHASHI Yoshiro | Kyoto University |
| Theme [1][2][3] | FUKUHARA Takeshi | RIKEN / Institute for Molecular Science |
| Theme [4] | TAIRA Takunori | Institute for Molecular Science |
| Theme [1] | YOSHIMURA Chihiro | Hitachi, Ltd. |
| Theme [1] | Thomas NOEL | ColdQuanta,Inc.d.b.a.Infleqtion |
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