Quantum-Enabled Computation

We are developing superconducting quantum bits and scaling up these qubits to numbers large enough to achieve quantum computing. We're also studying how to harness quantum mechanics to improve sensing, and so far, have produced a diamond-based magnetic-field sensor 1,000 times more energy efficient than previous magnetometers. Our group continues to pioneer semiconductor fabrication techniques and classical superconducting circuits for computation. Recently, our focus has been on developing superconducting single-flux-quantum integrated circuits to address future high-performance computing needs. To this end, we have developed a novel CMOS fabrication process that is on track to enable the most advanced superconducting circuits ever constructed.