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Quantum State Passing Interfaces for Distributed Quantum Computing

Abreu, Bruno; Núñez-Corrales, Santiago

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Title
Quantum State Passing Interfaces for Distributed Quantum Computing
Author(s)
  • Abreu, Bruno
  • Núñez-Corrales, Santiago
Issue Date
2023-07
Keyword(s)
  • quantum computing
  • distributed computing
Abstract
Quantum computing technologies are rapidly evolving into a highly heterogeneous ecosystem of quantum devices and their interconnection networks. Concurrently, searching for real-world applications that display quantum advantage demands capabilities beyond any current single technology. In this position paper, we highlight the importance and the timeliness of a unified, community-wide effort to conceptualize and implement abstract, standardized frameworks for distribution of quantum computing across hybrid networks as a fundamental step towards practical and advantageous quantum computing, maximizing return on investment in the NISQ-era and beyond. These frameworks will ultimately encapsulate many details of such heterogeneous systems, keeping them transparent to quantum application developers while exposing them to quantum architecture and network researchers.
Publisher
U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Advanced Scientific Computing Research
Series/Report Name or Number
2023 Basic Research Needs in Quantum Computing and Networking Workshop
Type of Resource
text
Language
en
Sponsor(s)/Grant Number(s)
NSF Award #2016136

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