Meanwhile AXE is working on a few different fronts re the 12CQ -...

Meanwhile AXE is working on a few different fronts re the 12CQ

- ESR device that can load a quantum state and later read out a new state post compute
- RF reflectometry measurements of qubit states ( a 2nd way to read out)
- Varactor capacitors that can tune the electronic signals going to qubits, just like we adjust the volume or dim our screens
- using the great physical properties of graphene to design gate-tunable circuits. Graphene quantum capacitors.

In the broader quantum computing world out there things are moving quite a bit more speedily than anyone expected. There are quantum algorithms that have been written and waiting for the minimum required number of physical qubits to execute them. When the 2 meet at a practical sweet spot it will absolutely explode. Currently big financial institutions are chomping at the bit to get a hold of their own practical quantum computers to do the end of day 5pm monte carlo simulations that have to be done on super computers over night. It takes hours. Super computer time has to be booked and paid for. Quantum algorithms need less data (!!) , less time. And if they can have the practical small units that AXE is working on , who is going to say no to that.