Kai Voges Leads €5.8 Million Research Project on Hybrid Quantum Systems
Insider Brief - Leibniz University Hannover researcher Kai Voges has established a research group focused on hybrid quantum systems that combine molecules with Rydberg atoms.
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We prove optimal query bounds for recovering a single qubit from black-hole radiation in the Haar random oracle model, when the remaining black hole contains at most one sixteenth of the system's qubits. Recovery with any constant Haar-averaged advantage over trivial decoding requires queries proportional to the Hilbert-space dimension of the remaining black hole. The lower bound is unconditional for decoders chosen independently of the sampled...
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Leibniz University Hannover Launches €5.8 Million ($6.53 Million USD) HybriQCS Project to Develop Hybrid Molecule-Rydberg Quantum Systems
The HybriQCS project, led by Dr. Kai Voges at Leibniz University Hannover, has secured €5.8 million to develop hybrid quantum computing architectures. This 5-year project, running until February 2031, aims to combine ultracold polar molecules for quantum memory with Rydberg atoms for fast multi-qubit gate operations. The primary goal is to execute the first two-qubit quantum logic gate operations using this hybrid system. The post Leibniz University Hannover Launches €5.8 Million ($6.53 Mill...
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DecaQ Launches Cloud Beta 2 Platform Featuring 400 Logical Digital Qubits and Oracle Execution Engine
DecaQ LTD has launched DecaQ Cloud Beta 2, a deterministic digital quantum computing platform that operates without physical qubits and can handle up to 400 logical digital qubits. The platform utilizes a proprietary Digital Quantum Oracle and a deterministic execution engine for noise-free quantum workloads. Additionally, DecaQ is offering the Q400 Desktop System for on-premises deployment, targeting enterprise R&D, system integrators, and researchers in various fields. The post DecaQ...
