Andersen Lab

Technical University of Denmark

Danmark (DK0) · Denmark

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ERC Advanced Grant · 2021

Scalable quantum computing with continuous variable cluster states

Measurement-based quantum computation is a highly promising approach to quantum computing as it simply performs quantum processing directly through the measurements of a multi-partite entangled cluster state and thereby circumvents the complex unitary dynamics of conventional gate-based quantum computers. However, despite significant progress over the last decade in devising new strategies for measurement-based quantum computing, significant conceptual and technical challenges still remain for realizing up-scaled versions that reach the quantum advantage regime where it outperforms classical computation. In ClusterQ we aim to overcome these challenges using continuous variable…

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