Oxford Ionics has set a new world record in quantum state preparation and measurement (SPAM). The company, a leader in trapped-ion quantum computing, announced the breakthrough. The novel SPAM protocol was developed in collaboration with the University of Oxford’s Department of Physics.
It delivers a 13x reduction in errors compared to previous approaches. The new SPAM protocol is designed to detect and discard incorrectly prepared qubits. This significantly enhances quantum system reliability.
New SPAM protocol development
Oxford Ionics’ unique ‘Electronic Qubit Control’ system uses electronics instead of lasers. This enables the rapid scaling of quantum chips.
The breakthrough positions the company to drive commercial impact in the quantum computing industry. A technical paper about the novel protocol has been posted on arXiv. This achievement marks a significant advancement in the field of quantum computing.
It showcases Oxford Ionics’ commitment to innovation and precision in technology.
