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<\/span>Preparing the control system for the quantum computer<\/h2>

IRT Nanoelec brings together a group of partners to accelerate the advent of the quantum computer. The aim is to prepare for the scaling up of qubit control systems and to define control and command technologies for the computer. From 2024, this R&D programme will receive \u20ac65 million over six years.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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<\/span>Control the qubits through an ergonomic human-machine interface<\/h2>

The quantum computer, by performing its operations on qubits whose two quantum states are superposed, should allow a large number of possible states to be represented with a limited number of qubits. Such a system will enable the simultaneous processing of several values, and thus significantly accelerate certain processes compared to the so-called classical computer.<\/p>\n

It will therefore be applicable to solving complex problems, difficult or even impossible to solve with a classical computer, in many application areas, particularly for solving combinatorial optimisation problems and\/or requiring immense computing capacities: for example, in logistics, finance, to develop weather forecasting models and climate services, applications and mastery of artificial intelligence, designing new materials or modelling chemical reactions at the molecular scale to develop new drugs.<\/p>\n

To achieve such computing capabilities, quantum computers with a large number of entangled qubits and a low error rate for each elementary operation are required. Two major challenges face technologists tasked with designing tomorrow’s computer exploiting the properties of quantum physics:<\/p>\n