Modular array of vertically integrated superconducting qubit devices for scalable quantum computing
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsJerry M. Chow, Jay M. Gambetta, Mary B. Rothwell, James R. Rozen
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Abstract
A technique relates to an assembly for a quantum computing device. A quantum bus plane includes a first set of recesses. A readout plane includes a second set of recesses. A block is positioned to hold the readout plane opposite the quantum bus plane, such that the first set of recesses opposes the second set of recesses. A plurality of qubit chips are included where each has a first end positioned in the first set of recesses and has a second end positioned in the second set of recesses.
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A method of configuring an assembly for a quantum computing device, the method comprising:
- providing a quantum bus plane having a first set of recesses and a readout plane having a second set of recesses;
- positioning the readout plane opposite the quantum bus plane in a block, such that the first set of recesses opposes the second set of recesses;
- and
- installing a plurality of qubit chips in the block, each of the plurality of qubit chips having a first end positioned in the first set of recesses and having a second end positioned in the second set of recesses.
A method of configuring an assembly for a quantum computing device, the method comprising:
- providing a housing configured as an enclosure having a bottom part, a top part, and a block, the block connecting the top and bottom parts;
- providing a readout plane having a first set of recesses and a quantum bus plane having a second set of recesses;
- assembling the readout plane opposite the quantum bus plane in a block, such that the first set of recesses opposes the second set of recesses;
- and
- installing a plurality of qubit chips in the block, each of the plurality of qubit chips having a first end positioned in the first set of recesses and having a second end positioned in the second set of recesses.
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