Lead organisation: Nu Quantum Ltd. Partners: University of Oxford, NQCC Project summary: The project aims to create a device that enables quantum information to be transferred through photonic links between remote ion traps to provide a scalable and modular architecture. The solution exploits the confinement of light between two micro-mirrors in a resonant optical cavity, […]
Lead organisation: ColdQuanta UK Ltd. Partners: University of Oxford, NQCC Project summary: ColdQuanta, the University of Oxford and the NQCC will work together to develop a high-performance, miniature and self-contained ion-trap system. A new route for producing ion traps commercially will be achieved by integrating Oxford’s microfabricated 3D radio-frequency trap into ColdQuanta’s miniature vacuum packaging. […]
Lead organisation: QuantrolOx Ltd., Partners: University of Oxford, NQCC Project summary: This project aims to deliver an ultrafast simulator for semiconductor spin-qubit devices based on developments in classical machine learning, quantum software and quantum hardware. The simulator offers an offline solution for testing and developing qubit-control software when there is limited access to quantum hardware. […]
Lead organisation: Orca Computing Limited, Partner: NQCC Project summary: ORCA Computing has developed a time-domain photonic quantum-computing system based on time-bin interferometry (TBI). The proof-of-concept aimed to use software simulation of ORCA’s hardware environment to model image recognition problems on an ORCA PT-series system. It also offered a feasibility assessment of the technology for further […]
Lead organisation: Duality Quantum Photonics Ltd., Partner: NQCC Project summary: This proof-of-concept explored the potential of thin-film lithium niobate as a versatile and future-proof material for photonics infrastructure in trapped ion quantum computing. The aim was to model, fabricate, and test photonic circuitry in lithium niobate to show that it can be used for the […]
Lead organisation: Phasecraft Ltd., Partners: STFC Scientific Computing Department (SCD), NQCC Project summary: Building on tools developed by Phasecraft, this project paved the way for an accessible database of quantum tools for modelling key materials. The vision for the database is to create a substantial core quantum-computing resource, comparable to the Materials Genome Initiative, that […]