Hardware
Quantum-computing explainers in Hardware.
Cryogenics & Dilution Refrigerators
Quantum computers need extreme cold to function, and dilution refrigerators are the unsung heroes keeping their delicate qubits in the quantum realm.
Inside a Quantum Processor (QPU)
Beyond the hype, a quantum processor is a marvel of engineering, a delicate dance of quantum phenomena orchestrated to perform calculations impossible for even the mightiest classical supercomputers.
Silicon Spin Qubits
Harnessing the quantum spin of electrons trapped in silicon, these qubits promise a path to scalable, fault-tolerant quantum computers built on familiar semiconductor technology.
Topological Qubits
Harnessing exotic quantum states to build qubits that are inherently resistant to errors, topological qubits promise a more robust path to powerful quantum computers.
Neutral-Atom Qubits
Harnessing the power of individual atoms, neutral-atom quantum computers are rapidly emerging as a leading contender in the race to build powerful quantum machines.
Photonic Quantum Computing
Step into the world of quantum computing where photons, the fundamental particles of light, are the stars of the show, offering a unique path to powerful computation.
Trapped-Ion Qubits
Harnessing the delicate dance of charged atoms, trapped-ion quantum computers promise unparalleled precision and control for solving humanity's most complex problems.
Superconducting Qubits
Explore the intricate world of superconducting qubits, the leading hardware platform for building powerful quantum computers.
Coming soon
Qubit Control Electronics · Quantum Annealing · Quantum Error Correction · Surface Codes · Logical Qubits · Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing · Quantum Repeaters & Networking Hardware