DOE OSTI · 1900586
A Roadmap for Quantum Interconnects
Abstract
Created by Q-NEXT, a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) National Quantum Information Science Research Center, this document is a roadmap for quantum interconnects research and its impact for quantum information science and technology. It is the outcome of the collective work of a large team of Q-NEXT members and participants from academia, industry and DOE national laboratories. The roadmap addresses the role of quantum interconnects in three emerging areas of quantum information: computing, communication and sensing. It reviews the materials, components and systems used for these purposes; summarizes relevant scientific questions and issues; and addresses the most pressing research needs. The document then distills these considerations into recommendations for strategic science and technology research imperatives for the next decade. In addition to informing Q-NEXT’s internal activities, the roadmap has also been created with a broader objective of developing a guide for key issues and research needed over the next decade for the worldwide scientific and engineering community interested in quantum information.
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Awschalom, David D., Bernien, Hannes, Brown, Rex, Clerk, Aashish, Chitambar, Eric, Dibos, Alan, Dionne, Jennifer, Eriksson, Mark, Fefferman, Bill, Fuchs, Greg David, Gambetta, Jay, Goldschmidt, Elizabeth, Guha, Supratik, Heremans, F. Joseph, Irwin, Kent David, Jayich, Ania Bleszynski, Jiang, Liang, Karsch, Jonathan, Kasevich, Mark, Kolkowitz, Shimon, Kwiat, Paul G., Ladd, Thaddeus, Lowell, Jay, Maslov, Dmitri, Mason, Nadya, Matsuura, Anne Y., McDermott, Robert, van Meter, Rod, Miller, Aaron, Orcutt, Jason, Saffman, Mark, Schleier-Smith, Monika, Singh, Manish Kumar, Smith, Phil, Suchara, Martin, Toudeh-Fallah, Farzam, Turlington, Matt, Woods, Benjamin, Zhong, Tian. 2022-07-01. A Roadmap for Quantum Interconnects. https://doi.org/10.2172/1900586
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