Neutral atom-based quantum developer Pasqal has launched a quantum processor that can trap over 1,110 atoms within approximately 2,000 traps.
This quantum processor traps single rubidium atoms in large arrays of optical tweezers, comprising up to 2,088 sites, within a cryogenic environment at 6 Kelvin. Pasqual also demonstrated the atom-by-atom rearrangement of an 828-atom target array using moving optical tweezers controlled by a field-programmable gate array (FPGA).
According to Pasqal, the ability to trap and manipulate over 1,000 atoms represents a significant advancement toward creating scalable quantum processors capable of solving complex problems that are currently beyond the abilities of classical computers.
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