Trapped-Ion Quantum Computing: Progress and Challenges
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This paper examines advancements in trapped-ion systems, focusing on how researchers are achieving higher precision for logic operations and better connectivity between qubits. It also addresses the primary technical hurdles that must be overcome to build larger, more scalable quantum computers.
Abstract
We review recent progress in trapped-ion quantum computing, including high-fidelity gates, qubit connectivity, and scalability approaches.
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