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Eeroq Develops Advanced Microwave Resonators For Faster, More Accurate Readouts In Quantum Computing

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EeroQ has developed advanced microwave resonators compatible with its CMOS-based quantum platform, utilizing titanium nitride's kinetic inductance properties to enhance electron measurement speed and accuracy, while seamlessly integrating with silicon-based single-electron trapping devices and demonstrating theoretical predictions within 2% accuracy, advancing scalable quantum computing capabilities.
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Eeroq Develops Advanced Microwave Resonators For Faster, More Accurate Readouts In Quantum Computing

EeroQ has developed advanced microwave resonators compatible with its CMOS-based quantum platform, utilizing titanium nitride's kinetic inductance properties to enhance electron measurement speed and accuracy, while seamlessly integrating with silicon-based single-electron trapping devices and demonstrating theoretical predictions within 2% accuracy, advancing scalable quantum computing capabilities.

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EeroQ Advances Qubit Readout for their Electrons-on-Helium Qubits with Novel Microwave Resonators - Quantum Computing Report

EeroQ has developed new microwave resonators designed to enhance the speed and accuracy of qubit readout in its electrons-on-helium quantum computing platform. Published in Physical Review Applied, the research demonstrates resonators fabricated using titanium nitride, a superconducting material with high kinetic inductance, which significantly improves measurement speed. The resonators integrate seamlessly with EeroQ’s CMOS-based quantum device…

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