Tag: SpinQubits
Jonathan Reiner (Quantum Machines): Why Control Electronics Can’t Bottleneck Error Correction
Yuval Boger interviews Jonathan, a physicist who leads the Product Solutions team at Quantum Machines. They discuss how quantum control challenges have evolved from rapid experiment iteration to squeezing higher fidelities and enabling low-latency, accelerator-connected workflows needed for quantum error correction. Jonathan describes QM’s stack—from QUA and calibration libraries to Qualibrate, and OPX-NIC / DGX…
Himadri Majumdar and Janne Lehtinen (SemiQon): Hole spin qubits that operate above 1 kelvin
Himadri Majumdar, Chief Executive of SemiQon, and Janne Lehtinen, Chief Science Officer of SemiQon, are interviewed by Yuval Boger to discuss their work on silicon spin qubits, a quantum computing technology that offers significant advantages over competing modalities. The conversation covers SemiQon’s focus on hole spin qubits operating at elevated temperatures above 1 kelvin, the…
Pierre Desjardins (C12): Building qubits from carbon nanotubes instead of silicon
Summary Pierre Desjardins, co-founder and CEO of C12 Quantum Electronics, a company using carbon nanotubes to create a new quantum architecture, is interviewed by Yuval Boger. Pierre and Yuval talk about C12’s unique technology, what carbon nanotubes are, designing custom application-specific quantum chips, and much more. Read the full transcript on the Quantum Computing Report