New study from Anthony looking, in detail, how the rotated and un-rotated surface codes perform as a function of total number of qubits and logical error rate. Check it out on the arXiv
Author Archives: devitt1
Paper Dance
New work from Srikara and Hudson on distributing quantum entanglement in the OPPOSITE direction using satellites. Link to the paper on the arXiv
Quantum Benchmarking papers posted
The QTS group at UTS has been a part of the Quantum Benchmarking project from the US Defence Advanced Research Project Agency (DRAPA) since it began in 2022. DARPA has now released multiple papers from that collaboration, understanding the scale needed by quantum computing systems to realise practical and commercial utility across several computational domains.Continue reading “Quantum Benchmarking papers posted”
Paper Dance
Our new paper, in collaboration with Rigetti and Zapata has been posted, one of many released on the same day from the DARPA quantum benchmarking program. Many thanks to all the team and the QTS group, especially Madhav, Jannis and Thinh for their work. Link to the paper on the arXiv
Paper Dance
Well done to Hudson, Srikara and Thinh for their latest work examining the requirements to connect two optically coupled ion-traps for large-scale quantum computing. link to the arXiv Paper
Quantum Algorithms and Applications Study
The Quantum Algorithms and Applications Study, commissioned by the Office of the NSW Chief Scientist & Engineer and authored by Professor Michael Bremner and Associate Professor Simon Devitt from the University of Technology Sydney, explores the potential impact of quantum computing on NSW. The study presents insights into the pathways for commercialising a quantum computer,Continue reading “Quantum Algorithms and Applications Study”
Welcome to the group Alan
A warm welcome to the QTS group to new postdoc, Alan Robertson.
Paper Dance
Congratulations to Jannis on his first paper with the group, building a new Pauli tracker with the feature of quantifying space and time overheads for algorithmically specific graph state MBQC. arXiv link
Paper Dance
Congratulations to Sam, Jason and Ryan on their new paper examining theoretical scaling of graphs for quantum computing. arXiv Link
Quantum Education, Training and Literacy: Laying Good Foundations for the Future Quantum Industry
Launched November 2023, the whitepaper on Quantum Education, Training, and Literacy highlights the urgent need to bridge the talent gap in quantum technology, emphasising the potential for Australia to lead in this industry through education and inclusion. Authors, UTS QSI Associate Professors Nathan Langford and Simon Devitt have underlined the importance of broadening quantum literacy and engaging under-represented groups, includingContinue reading “Quantum Education, Training and Literacy: Laying Good Foundations for the Future Quantum Industry”
Quantum Technology at Scale 