Quantum Computer Startup SEEQC Develops Digital Chip for Extreme Temperatures
SEEQC, a New York-based quantum computer startup, has developed a digital chip that functions at temperatures colder than outer space. The technology is equipped to pair quantum processors typically housed in cryogenic chambers, allowing the two to operate together.
Paired Technology Enables More Powerful Quantum Computers
Quantum processors require storage at extremely cold temperatures near zero Kelvin, whereas classical computers operate in more moderate temperatures. SEEQC’s new digital chips can control and access qubits, which can further digitize into ones and zeros. The technology can make building more powerful quantum computers easier, as each cryogenic chamber can support a larger number of qubits to run useful algorithms. This breakthrough technology connects with quantum processors that are often in cryogenic chambers, making it possible for the two to operate together.
Why is there a need for the two to work together?
Quantum processors with quantum bits often need to be stored at extremely cold temperatures near zero Kelvin, while classical computers operate in more moderate temperatures.
Advanced Digital Chips Bring Us Closer to the Future of Quantum Computing
SEEQC’s advanced digital chips bring us closer to creating quantum computers with thousands or even millions of qubits. Developers of quantum computers faced challenges in pairing the two devices. the temperature difference between the quantum processor in the freezing chamber and classical computers in room temperature would slow down the speed and cause other issues.
SEEQC Tackles Major Challenge in Quantum Computer Development
SEEQC’s latest digital chip aims to tackle this issue, making it possible to create more powerful quantum computers. This technology addresses temperature differences and pairing requirements between the two devices, allowing them to work together more efficiently.
Source: Reuters
