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Robust resonator-assisted ZZ cancellation in superconducting quantum processors

Strong qubit interactions are essential for faster two-qubit gates, but they often come with undesirable ZZ interactions that limit gate fidelity. Existing methods to mitigate these interactions, such as flux-tunable couplers, can introduce additional noise and complexity. In contrast, our work presents a simpler, more robust approach using a driven resonator to cancel the static ZZ interaction between qubits [1]. The experiment was performed on a revised 9-qubit quantum processing unit from Rigetti, developed in collaboration with SQMS scientists. We validate the resonator-induced-phase (RIP) interaction, where an off-resonant drive on the resonator dynamically cancels ZZ coupling. This marks an important step toward high gate fidelities. We also explore the entangling gates enabled by this coupling scheme, focusing on minimizing gate duration and qubit decoherence while maintaining effective ZZ cancellation.

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Simple first order data compression processor concept

Data-compression processing systems based on an analog-to-digital converter /ADC/, includes a qualitative comparator for comparison of the ADC output with a ramp generator, which is connected as a bidirectional binary counter with selective inputs. A bidirectional ramp counter selects the proper ramp through a ramp generator selection network.

Anderson, T. O.↗

Command processors

Command decoders for processing satellite control data at ground station

DECODER↗

On-board plasma data processor.

Spaceborne computing device for mean, variance and mode of distribution of plasma as function of azimuth angle

Schaefer, D. H.↗