Quantum startup demos spin qubits fabbed with existing tech
"I think it's important work. As you know, there is tons of work to do to reach a full-scale quantum computer. But I think it's a very important milestone and showing that we're heading in a good direction towards there."
Co-CTO John Morton hailed it as the result of a major interdisciplinary effort by Quantum Motion's semiconductor engineers and quantum physicists, and said that it shows the potential of realizing quantum processors by using advanced silicon foundry processes to mass produce quantum chips. "When you say general purpose, or large scale quantum computer, it really depends what you mean," he said."If you want to reach what's called a fault tolerant, large-scale quantum computer, I would say it will take 10 to 15 or maybe 20 years. And that's the point where we can really harvest the full potential of a quantum computer, like, for instance, the Shor algorithm, which breaks the RSA code.
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