A quantum-charge-coupled-device trapped-ion quantum computer utilizing all-electronic control

ORAL

Abstract

We present our vision for large-scale, parallel control of trapped-ion qubits using chip-integrated electric and magnetic fields. Our architecture enables efficient parallelization of gate operations and shuttling of ions on a surface-electrode trap chip with junctions, implementing a quantum charge-coupled device with high gate fidelities [1] and a straightforward path to scalability [2]. We outline how single- and two-qubit gates can be performed in parallel, and show data from prototype devices.

[1] A. C. Hughes et al., Trapped-ion two-qubit gates with > 99.99% fidelity without ground-state cooling, arXiv 2510.17286 (2025).

[2] M. Malinowski et al., How to Wire a 1000-Qubit Trapped-Ion Quantum Computer, PRX Quantum 4, 040313 (2023).

Presenters

  • Steven Moses

    • IonQ
    • IonQ, Inc.

Authors

  • Steven Moses

    • IonQ
    • IonQ, Inc.
  • Monica G Galan

    • IonQ
    • IonQ, Inc.
  • Vandiver Chaplin

    • IonQ
  • Dougal Main

    • IonQ
  • Jacopo Mosca Toba

    • IonQ
  • Hannah M Knaack

    • IonQ
    • IonQ, Inc.
  • Susanna Todaro

    • IonQ
  • Adam West

    • IonQ
  • Peter Maunz

    • IonQ
  • Laird Egan

    • IonQ
  • Amy C Hughes

    • IonQ
    • IonQ, Inc.
  • Lukas Spiess

    • IonQ
  • Justin Niedermeyer

    • IonQ
  • Clemens Matthiesen

    • IonQ
    • IonQ, Inc.
  • Steven King

    • IonQ
  • David Thomas Charles Allcock

    • IonQ
    • University of Oregon