← Back to all lectures

Systems & Architecture

7 lectures in this category

83 | Building the FTQC Stack: Architectural Principles for Performance and Scalability in Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing

83 | Building the FTQC Stack: Architectural Principles for Performance and Scalability in Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing

This talk presents systems-level architectural principles and compiler techniques for improving cycle time, reducing cycles per gate, and lowering gate count in scalable fault-tolerant quantum computing.

54 | Quantum Computing Systems: Challenges and Opportunities

54 | Quantum Computing Systems: Challenges and Opportunities

The second quantum revolution, the transition from quantum theory to quantum engineering, is leading us toward practical quantum computing.

55 | Scaling Quantum Computing Systems via Codesign

55 | Scaling Quantum Computing Systems via Codesign

The full promise of quantum computation will only be realized if quantum devices scale.

39 | Control Systems & Systems Software @ IBM Quantum
Systems & Architecture Thomas Alexander

39 | Control Systems & Systems Software @ IBM Quantum

The field of quantum computing has rapidly developed around a cloud model, in which users receive a remote handle to a quantum system, compile (transpile) quantum programs (circuits) for the target system, and then remotely invoke an execution on the system from which they then fetch the results of.

17 | Developing Robust System Software Support for Quantum Computers

17 | Developing Robust System Software Support for Quantum Computers

The field of quantum computing has observed extraordinary advances in the last decade, including the design and engineering of quantum computers with more than a hundred qubits.

11 | Building Blocks of Scalable Quantum Information Science

11 | Building Blocks of Scalable Quantum Information Science

Quantum information technologies are expected to enable transformative technologies with wide-ranging global impact.

7 | Quantum Data Center

7 | Quantum Data Center

We propose the Quantum Data Center (QDC), an architecture combining Quantum Random Access Memory (QRAM) and quantum networks.