Demonstrating efficient and scalable integration between a Qblox qubit control system and Deltaflow, a hardware-accelerated QEC system.

ORAL

Abstract

Fault-tolerant quantum computing requires that syndrome data is processed faster than the rate at which it is produced, as well as the low latency application of logical qubit corrections. This necessitates an effective integration between the quantum error correction system (QEC system) performing the decoding, and the qubit control system performing readout and real-time feedback. In this talk we will discuss a demonstration of the rotated planar surface code simulated on a Qblox Cluster control system and decoded on Deltaflow, a hardware-accelerated real-time QEC system. The integration is facilitated by QECi, a dedicated Quantum Error Correction interface aimed to support high-throughput and low-latency communication within a fault-tolerant quantum computing system. We will present results on the performance characteristics of the integration, and discuss how the system will scale to larger QEC demonstrations.

*The work presented here was partially funded by European Innovation Council (EIC) Transition grant funded by the Horizon Europe guarantee and backed by the Department for Science, Innovation & Technology (DSIT) under grant 10110643.

Presenters

  • Kenton M Barnes

    • Riverlane Ltd

Authors

  • Kenton M Barnes

    • Riverlane Ltd
  • Aniket Datta

    • Riverlane Ltd
  • Asher R Pearl

    • Riverlane Ltd
  • Jade Brooks

    • Riverlane Ltd
  • Joshua Feis

    • Riverlane Ltd
  • Ramon W Overwater

    • Qblox
  • Shrinivas Naik

    • Qblox
  • Vatshal Srivastav

    • Qblox
  • Andrea Husseiniova

    • Riverlane Ltd
  • Valentino Di Pietro

    • Riverlane Ltd
  • Ronahi Halitoglu

    • Qblox
  • Christos Samouchos

    • Qblox
  • Abhiroop Bhowmik

    • Qblox
  • Alex Vasilikos

    • Qblox
  • Zachary Nesbitt

    • Qblox
  • Francesco Battistel

    • Qblox