Abstract: A computer-implemented method, according to one approach, includes receiving at least one set of qubits at a first client component, and using the at least one set of qubits to index a configuration dictionary to determine a first configuration. The configuration dictionary defines a plurality of different configurations. The method further includes causing the first client component to be configured according to the first configuration. A computer program product, according to another approach, includes a computer readable storage medium having program instructions embodied therewith. The program instructions are readable and/or executable by a first client component to cause the first client component to perform the foregoing method. A system, according to another approach, includes a processor, and logic integrated with the processor, executable by the processor, or integrated with and executable by the processor. The logic is configured to perform the foregoing method.

Abstract: Embodiments are related to improving the bandwidth of classical networks using quantum networks. Sender equipment transfers quantum bits over a quantum communications network to receiver equipment, the quantum bits being used to obtain entry values in a shared dictionary. The sender equipment determines a solution for an optimization problem using the entry values, where data to be transferred over a telecommunications network is expressed by the optimization problem. The sender equipment transfers the solution over the telecommunications network to the receiver equipment, where an equivalence of the data is transferred to the receiver equipment in response to the receiver equipment using the solution, the optimization problem, and the entry values to obtain the data.

Abstract: A qubit control system for a quantum computer includes an optical waveguide configured to receive and transmit therethrough a wavelength division multiplexed optical signal which has a plurality of modulated optical carriers, each optical carrier being at a different optical wavelength and carrying a digital qubit control signal; an optical demultiplexer optically coupled to the optical waveguide to receive the multiplexed optical signal to recover the plurality of modulated optical carriers; a plurality of photodetectors in communication with the optical demultiplexer; a plurality of cryogenic filters in communication with the plurality of photodetectors, each being configured to filter corresponding one of the plurality of digital qubit control signals to provide a corresponding one of a plurality of analog qubit control signals which is directed to a corresponding superconducting qubit and the photodetectors. The cryogenic filters are provided at a cryogenic temperature.

Abstract: A qubit control system for a quantum computer includes an optical waveguide configured to receive and transmit therethrough a wavelength division multiplexed optical signal which has a plurality of modulated optical carriers, each optical carrier being at a different optical wavelength and carrying a digital qubit control signal; an optical demultiplexer optically coupled to the optical waveguide to receive the multiplexed optical signal to recover the plurality of modulated optical carriers; a plurality of photodetectors in communication with the optical demultiplexer; a plurality of cryogenic filters in communication with the plurality of photodetectors, each being configured to filter corresponding one of the plurality of digital qubit control signals to provide a corresponding one of a plurality of analog qubit control signals which is directed to a corresponding superconducting qubit and the photodetectors. The cryogenic filters are provided at a cryogenic temperature.

Abstract: Embodiments include methods and systems of neuron leaky integrate and fire circuit (NLIFC). Aspects include: receiving an input current having both AC component and DC component at an input terminal of the NLIFC, extracting AC component of input current, generating a number of swing voltages at a swing node using extracted AC component of the input current, transferring charge from a pull-up node to a neuron membrane potential (NP) node through an integration diode and a pull-up diode to raise a voltage at NP node over an integration capacitor gradually and the voltage at NP node shows integration value of AC component of input current, implementing leaky decay function of the neuron leaky integrate and fire circuit, detecting a timing of neuron fire using an analog comparator, resetting a neuron membrane potential level for a refractory period after neuron fire, and generating fire output signal of the NLIFC.

Abstract: A qubit control system for a quantum computer includes a source of a plurality optical carriers; an optical modulator to receive the plurality optical carriers and to modulate each optical carrier with a qubit control signal to provide a plurality of modulated optical signals; an optical multiplexer to provide a wavelength division multiplexed optical signal; an optical waveguide to receive and transmit the wavelength division multiplexed optical signal therethrough; an optical demultiplexer to receive the wavelength division multiplexed optical signal to recover each of the plurality of modulated optical signals; a demodulator to receive each of the recovered plurality of modulated optical signals to output a corresponding plurality of recovered qubit control signals to control subsets of a plurality of qubits.

Abstract: Embodiments are directed to a driver circuit including a first amplifier having a voltage follower configured to control a first node to maintain a voltage of the first node at a constant value. By maintaining the first node voltage, the first amplifier having the voltage follower is further configured to have a first amplifier output current into the first node at a value without the effect of the voltage fluctuation. The driver circuit further includes a second amplifier configured to control a second node, wherein the second amplifier is in a current mirror configuration with respect to the first amplifier such that a second amplifier current output is a highly precise mirror of the first amplifier current output.

Abstract: Embodiments include methods and systems of neuron leaky integrate and fire circuit (NLIFC). Aspects include: receiving an input current having both AC component and DC component at an input terminal of the NLIFC, extracting AC component of input current, generating a number of swing voltages at a swing node using extracted AC component of the input current, transferring charge from a pull-up node to a neuron membrane potential (NP) node through an integration diode and a pull-up diode to raise a voltage at NP node over an integration capacitor gradually and the voltage at NP node shows integration value of AC component of input current, implementing leaky decay function of the neuron leaky integrate and fire circuit, detecting a timing of neuron fire using an analog comparator, resetting a neuron membrane potential level for a refractory period after neuron fire, and generating fire output signal of the NLIFC.

Abstract: Embodiments include methods and systems of neuron leaky integrate and fire circuit (NLIFC). Aspects include: receiving an input current having both AC component and DC component at an input terminal of the NLIFC, extracting AC component of input current, generating a number of swing voltages at a swing node using extracted AC component of the input current, transferring charge from a pull-up node to a neuron membrane potential (NP) node through an integration diode and a pull-up diode to raise a voltage at NP node over an integration capacitor gradually and the voltage at NP node shows integration value of AC component of input current, implementing leaky decay function of the neuron leaky integrate and fire circuit, detecting a timing of neuron fire using an analog comparator, resetting a neuron membrane potential level for a refractory period after neuron fire, and generating fire output signal of the NLIFC.

Abstract: A probabilistic digitizer for extracting information from a Josephson comparator is disclosed. The digitizer uses statistical methods to aggregate over a set of comparator readouts, effectively increasing the sensitivity of the comparator even when an input signal falls within the comparator's gray zone. Among other uses, such a digitizer may be used to discriminate between states of a qubit.

Abstract: Embodiments include methods and systems of neuron leaky integrate and fire circuit (NLIFC). Aspects include: receiving an input current having both AC component and DC component at an input terminal of the NLIFC, extracting AC component of input current, generating a number of swing voltages at a swing node using extracted AC component of the input current, transferring charge from a pull-up node to a neuron membrane potential (NP) node through an integration diode and a pull-up diode to raise a voltage at NP node over an integration capacitor gradually and the voltage at NP node shows integration value of AC component of input current, implementing leaky decay function of the neuron leaky integrate and fire circuit, detecting a timing of neuron fire using an analog comparator, resetting a neuron membrane potential level for a refractory period after neuron fire, and generating fire output signal of the NLIFC.

Abstract: Embodiments are directed to a driver circuit including a first amplifier having a voltage follower configured to control a first node to maintain a voltage of the first node at a constant value. By maintaining the first node voltage, the first amplifier having the voltage follower is further configured to have a first amplifier output current into the first node at a value without the effect of the voltage fluctuation. The driver circuit further includes a second amplifier configured to control a second node, wherein the second amplifier is in a current mirror configuration with respect to the first amplifier such that a second amplifier current output is a highly precise mirror of the first amplifier current output.

Abstract: A probabilistic digitizer for extracting information from a Josephson comparator is disclosed. The digitizer uses statistical methods to aggregate over a set of comparator readouts, effectively increasing the sensitivity of the comparator even when an input signal falls within the comparator's gray zone. Among other uses, such a digitizer may be used to discriminate between states of a qubit.

Abstract: A probabilistic digitizer for extracting information from a Josephson comparator is disclosed. The digitizer uses statistical methods to aggregate over a set of comparator readouts, effectively increasing the sensitivity of the comparator even when an input signal falls within the comparator's gray zone. Among other uses, such a digitizer may be used to discriminate between states of a qubit.

Abstract: A pulse generator and a method of fabricating a pulse generator are described. The pulse generator includes an input node to receive an input voltage, a first capacitor, and a second capacitor. The first capacitor is positioned between the input node and the second capacitor. An output node outputs an output voltage with a pulse shape, and the pulse generator also includes at least one switch between the input node and the second capacitor. The at least one switch controls the pulse shape of the output voltage.

Abstract: A pulse generator and a method of fabricating a pulse generator are described. The pulse generator includes an input node to receive an input voltage, a first capacitor, and a second capacitor. The first capacitor is positioned between the input node and the second capacitor. An output node outputs an output voltage with a pulse shape, and the pulse generator also includes at least one switch between the input node and the second capacitor. The at least one switch controls the pulse shape of the output voltage.

Abstract: A resistive switching device includes a first electrode and a transition metal oxide layer formed on the first electrode. An oxygen scavenging electrode is formed on the transition metal oxide wherein the oxygen scavenging electrode removes oxygen from the transition metal oxide layer to increase formation of oxygen vacancies in the transition metal oxide layer to enable a switching mode when a bias is applied between the first electrode and the oxygen scavenging electrode.

Abstract: A resistive switching device includes a first electrode and a transition metal oxide layer formed on the first electrode. An oxygen scavenging electrode is formed on the transition metal oxide wherein the oxygen scavenging electrode removes oxygen from the transition metal oxide layer to increase formation of oxygen vacancies in the transition metal oxide layer to enable a switching mode when a bias is applied between the first electrode and the oxygen scavenging electrode.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for minimizing the effects of soft errors associated with memory devices that are individually accessible. By way of example, a method of organizing a column in a memory array of a memory device protected by an error correction code comprises the step of maximizing a distance of the error correction code by maximizing a physical distance between memory bits associated with a memory line within the column protected by the error correction code. Other soft error protection techniques may include use of a feed forward error correction code or use of a memory operation (e.g., read or write operation) suppress and retry approach.

Abstract: A resistive switching device includes a first electrode and a transition metal oxide layer formed on the first electrode. An oxygen scavenging electrode is formed on the transition metal oxide wherein the oxygen scavenging electrode removes oxygen from the transition metal oxide layer to increase formation of oxygen vacancies in the transition metal oxide layer to enable a switching mode when a bias is applied between the first electrode and the oxygen scavenging electrode.