New NSF collaboration will develop hybrid quantum network architectures by interconnecting superconducting qubits and color centers in silicon
Like their classical counterparts, quantum technologies will need interconnects that can transduce signals between processors, memories, and communication modules. In this collaboration between UC Berkeley, Caltech, and Virginia Tech, we will develop techniques to interconnect leading solid-state quantum technologies based on superconducting quantum processors and color center quantum memories.
Background on quantum interconnects:
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We have open positions to support undergraduate researchers for summer projects. If you are interested, please reach out to Alp or one of our collaborators: Boubacar Kanté (UC Berkeley), Mohammad Mirhosseini (Caltech), and Sophia Economou (Virginia Tech).