Project description
A quantum leap in superconducting computing
Quantum computing is set to revolutionise various industries by solving complex problems at unprecedented speeds. Unlike classical computers, which use bits to represent either 0 or 1, quantum computers use qubits that can represent both 0 and 1 simultaneously. This enables quantum computers to perform certain types of computations exponentially faster than classical computers. However, harnessing the full potential of quantum computing has been hampered by significant technological barriers. In this context, the EU-funded OpenSuperQPlus100 project will design a platform for high-quality quantum chips, along with integrated demonstrators boasting at least 100 top-tier qubits. OpenSuperQPlus100 will unlock the path to beyond-classical performance in real-world applications.
Objective
OpenSuperQplus100 aims at delivering systems and technology for quantum computers based on superconductors. It thus implements the roadmap of the strategic research agenda for the quantum technology flagship as detailed by the OpenSuperQplus framework partnership from which it emerges. It will deliver integrated demonstrators for research and user purposes, one of which will contain at least 100 high-quality qubits. The center piece is a design and fabrication platform for high-quality quantum chips, their environment for multi-chip-modules, and the immediate surroundings of the processors. OpenSuperQplus100 delivers the necessary components and the enabling hard- and software to achieve that goal. This is completed by a test and benchmarking suite, exploring the potential realization of beyond-classical performance in real-world applications. The agenda of OpenSuperQplus100 is looking ahead in developing, testing, and down-selecting technologies that are needed to reach the 1000 qubit level in a subsequent project. The composition of the project with leading companies, RTOs, and academic groups is closely aligned with national agendas which lay the foundation for the OpenSuperQplus100 results. The project contains structured activities in standardization, education, and ethics that will inform larger European discussions. OpenSuperQplus develops structured IP policies and commercialization strategies of its key exploitable results and will serve as a reliable source of information for European stakeholders in industry, academia, politics, and society at large.
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52428 Julich
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412 96 GOTEBORG
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80539 Munchen
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2628 CN Delft
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75015 PARIS 15
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48940 Leioa
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20009 DONOSTIA-SAN SEBASTIAN (GIPUZKOA)
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48009 Bilbao
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02150 Espoo
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66113 Saarbrucken
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00370 Helsinki
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51005 Tartu
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2628 XG Delft
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02150 Espoo
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75794 Paris
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3400 Klosterneuburg
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1121 Budapest
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76131 Karlsruhe
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75015 Paris
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02150 Espoo
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1111 Budapest
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07751 Jena
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02101 Espoo
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91904 Jerusalem
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80686 Munchen
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2595 DA Den Haag
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81671 Munchen
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81671 Munich
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2612 XJ Delft
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66386 St Ingbert
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10000 Zagreb
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