Qblox is heading to the SQA Conference, and our team will be available to talk quantum control, answer questions, and show what's new.
Qblox will demonstrate live, qubit tune-up with real-time adaptive measurments on the Qblox Cluster, showing how superconducting-qubit workflows become faster, easier, and more reliable when precise control, deterministic synchronization, intuitive scheduling, and real-time feedback run on a single control stack. The demo covers:
Full pulse parametrization on a 1 ns grid
Complete control over frequency, amplitude, phase, and timing, with parameter updates every 4 ns. Pulse generation is gapless and fully deterministic: you get what you program.
Cross-module synchronization and phase coherence
SYNQ technology, built into every Cluster mainframe, keeps systems synchronized and phase-coherent as qubit counts grow.
Multiplexed transmon qubit tune-up with Qblox Scheduler
A live, remote connection to the Qblox qubit lab shows how Qblox Scheduler (QBS) handles multiplexed calibration workflows while keeping the control process coordinated.
LINQ-based feedback
Mid-circuit measurements run directly on the control stack, without offloading data to a host PC. The demo includes a three-qubit repetition code, with syndromes encoded and decoded locally on the FPGA for real-time error decoding and hardware-based correction at latency below 650 ns.
Wednesday, August 26
Qblox Scheduler & Qblox Instruments: The Best of Both Worlds for Qubit Calibration. Included with your SQA registration, no separate sign-up needed.
Friday, August 28
Q3-Control: Integrated Systems for Quantum Computing, Sensing, and Networking. A hands-on masterclass hosted with WACQT and Chalmers University of Technology, built for graduate students and postdoctoral researchers who want practical experience with quantum control and calibration. Small teams work directly with WACQT-developed quantum chips and Qblox control systems, including a live pulse-generation demo, remote access to run a full qubit calibration on active Chalmers hardware, adaptive tune-up using LINQ-based feedback, an infrastructure tour, and a networking reception to close the day. Register for the workshop below.
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