Quantum Builders

Measuring, Controlling, and Connecting Quantum Systems

A Live Conversation with Michael Hatridge
Tuesday, August 25
11:00 AM ET | 5:00 PM CET
SPECIAL GUEST:
Michael Hatridge
Yale University
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MODERATOR:
Daniel Rodan Legrain
Qblox
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Why this conversation matters:

As superconducting quantum computing scales, progress depends on more than better qubits. Reliable measurement, low-noise amplification, flexible control, scalable connectivity, and modular system design are becoming essential to building practical quantum computers.

In this webinar, Michael Hatridge will discuss how advances in quantum measurement, parametric amplifiers, and modular architectures are helping shape the next generation of superconducting quantum systems.

Beyond the underlying technologies, the conversation will explore how these innovations fit together to address the practical challenges of scaling quantum processors. Attendees will gain insight into the engineering decisions that influence system performance today and the architectural approaches that could enable larger, more reliable, and more modular quantum computers in the future.

This webinar will focus on:

  • An accessible explanation of quantum measurement, backaction, and high-fidelity qubit readout
  • Insight into why parametric amplifiers have become indispensable components of superconducting quantum systems
  • A practical discussion of what amplifier performance matters as experiments grow from small academic systems to larger processors
  • Perspective on the physical and engineering limits of faster quantum operations
  • A forward-looking view of the hardware, control, and architectural breakthroughs needed over the next decade, and more!

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