Developing a Silicon Quantum Computer: Si-MOS Quantum Dot Research Highlights

Professor Andrew Dzurak and Dr Arne Laucht from UNSW, develop Si-MOS quantum dot technologies to support CQC2T's goal of enabling large-scale quantum computing based on P-atom qubits in silicon.

The device designs are compatible with industry standard CMOS processing techniques – the same processes that make the chips in your phone and your laptop – and so are prime candidates for scaling to the large volumes that will be required for universal, fault-tolerant quantum computation.

Learn about their research highlights on the journey to build a full-scale silicon quantum computer.

#CQC2T is one of the world's largest teams undertaking fundamental research to create a universal quantum computing ecosystem.

Learn more at https://cqc2t.org/