The discussion revolves around the principles of operation of quantum computers, specifically focusing on their implementation on silicon chips, the nature of qubits, their interconnections, and the role of CMOS technology. The scope includes conceptual inquiries and technical clarifications regarding quantum computing.
Participants express disagreement regarding the foundational technology of quantum computers, with some asserting the use of silicon and CMOS, while others contest this view. The discussion remains unresolved, with multiple competing views on the nature of qubits and their interconnections.
Participants highlight the broadness of the initial inquiries, indicating that the questions may not be adequately focused for a concise discussion. There is also a suggestion that the answers may depend on specific definitions and interpretations of quantum computing technologies.
how are qubits interconnected? What are they made of?Demystifier said:Quantum computers are not based on silicon chips and CMOS technology.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_computing#Physical_realizationsJohnny5454 said:how are qubits interconnected? What are they made of?
I can’t find information about how the qubits are interconnected, or they are isolated from each other, do the qubits interact with each other using an electrostatic field?Vanadium 50 said:Have you done any research on this at all? You're pretty much asking us to write a book on quantum computing.
Johnny5454 said:I can’t find information about how the qubits are interconnected
Johnny5454 said:What is the principle of operation of a quantum computer on a silicon chip? What are a qubits and how they connected and interacted between themselves?