Starmon-5
Starmon-5
The Starmon-5 quantum processor consists of five superconducting transmon qubits in an X configuration. Each transmon has up to seven ports: up to four bus resonators coupling to nearest neighbors, a microwave-control line for single-qubit gates, a flux-control line for two-qubit gates, and a readout resonator.
High qubit connectivity
Qubits couple to their nearest neighbors using a dedicated bus resonator for each pair.
Fast two-qubit gates
The flux-pulsing scheme used offers the fastest native conditional-phase gates. Fasten your seat belt!
Extensible architecture
Our modular stack, from quantum chip through control electronics and software, is extensible to at least 50 qubits.
“Offering two quantum technologies is a landmark achievement! We are thrilled to help redefine quantum computing with our control systems inside QI."”
System overview
At the core of our Starmon-5 back-end lies a superconducting quantum processor based on circuit quantum electrodynamics. Five transmon qubits couple to nearest neighbors in an X-shaped configuration enabling fast two-qubit gates. Qubit operations are performed with room-temperature analog and digital control systems programmed using a high-level language and compiler. Extensibility to larger qubit systems is a key feature in the design of every layer of this full stack.
Algorithm
Quantum Inspire
Programming language
cQASM and SDK
OpenQL
Compiler
Classical to quantum
Control Electronics
Starmon-5
Quantum Processor
Starmon back-end
Starmon-5 is our first-generation back-end based on superconducting quantum hardware. We have several exciting new software features in the pipeline to allow expanded and more flexible programming for this hardware generation. Looking further ahead, it is our core mission to exercise the extensibility of our chip and control architectures. We target to expand the back-end to Starmon-7 next and Starmon-17 after that.
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